FINANCIAL
AID INFORMATION FOR OUR CERTIFICATE AND/OR CREDIT PROGRAMS
Pell
Grants, Stafford Loans, and Other Federal Financial Aid
If you
are currently enrolled in a degree program at Colorado State
University at Pueblo or Adams State College and are considering
taking the Paralegal Certificate Course© through either of
these schools, then you may be eligible for federal financial
aid such as Pell Grants or Stafford Loans. Call 1-800-4FEDAID for details.
If, on
the other hand, you are not taking any of our certificate
courses for credit or are not enrolled in a degree program,
then try one of these sources if necessary:
Government
Assistance for Employment Training
Tuition support for non-credit students may be available through
Government Employment Training Offices. Funding and eligibility
requirements vary from county to county, so please call your
local County Job Service/Job Council or employment office
for information. Check your local government section in your
telephone directory white pages for the telephone number of
the employment training office in your area.
Continuing
Education Loans
Loans may be available for continuing education students who
are not enrolled in a full-time course of study. Please make
sure when you contact these institutions to mention our certificate
course and the school in which you are enrolling.
Easyaid.com
Easyaid.com is a great resource for locating grants, loans,
and other financial aid information that may cover course
tuition and book costs.
TERI
Continuing Education Loan
TERI, The Education Resources Institute Inc., has recognized
the need for a special student loan program to assist continuing
education students in achieving their educational goals. The
TERI Continuing Education Loan is available to undergraduate,
graduate, and certificate program students enrolled less than
half time at TERI approved schools nationwide. Their web site
is at www.teri.org.
Students may obtain TERI applications and information or apply
by phone by calling 1-800-255-TERI.
Key
Career Loan
Key Bank USA also offers loans for continuing education students
taking certificate courses. If you have questions or need
further information, or want to apply over the phone, call
the Key Education Resource Line at 1-800-KEY-LEND.
You can also e-mail Key Bank at educationres@keybank.com or visit their web site at www.keybank.com/educate.
Sallie
Mae Career Training LoanSM
The Career Training LoanSM has been designed specifically
to help you finance your education or training and may offer
hundreds of dollars in savings over other financing options.
It can be used for distance learning or other continuing education
programs to cover the total cost of education and related
expenses, and loan applications can often be completed within
minutes. For the primary terms and conditions of the program
and further information, or to apply over the phone, call 1-888-2-SALLIE or visit their web site at www.salliemae.com.
Bank
One Education One® Loan
Bank One, Inc. offers continuing education loans to part-time
students regardless of the school type or education program.
Education One® Loan is an unsecured, credit-based loan that
can be used for any education-related expense. Please call 1-888-661-8663 or visit www.educationone.com for more information.
SunTrust,
Inc eMax® Education
Loan
SunTrust, Inc. offers private loans to help cover the cost
of educational expenses. The loan can be used for tuition
and other education- related expenses. There are no origination
fees and payments may be deferred if you choose. Please contact
SunTrust at 1-800- 890-0062 or visit www.suntrusteducation.com for more information.
JP
Morgan Chase, Chase ExtraSM Student Loan
Chase ExtraSM is an assortment of private education loans
designed to help students meet their education expenses. Loans
are based on good credit to borrowers who meet minimum income
requirements. Three repayment options are available to qualified
borrowers. Please call 1-866-213-3148 or visit www.chasestudentloans.com/chaseextra for more information.
Good
luck, and remember that your local bank may also have educational
loans available. |