FUNDING YOUR EDUCATION STARTS HERE
The federal government and state of Florida offer financial aid programs to help students pay for college through grants, work-study, loans and scholarships. A financial aid adviser from Nova Southeastern University will help you discover opportunities you’re eligible for and build a funding plan.
Before we get started, you’ll need to file your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). We recommend doing this as soon as possible to maximize your potential funding.
Virtual Information Sessions
We also offer several virtual financial aid workshops that cover a variety of topics including how to apply for federal aid, sources of financial aid, and award disbursement.
Federal Aid
The FAFSA opens annually on October 1 at studentaid.gov. We suggest filing as soon as possible to avoid delays and make sure you’re considered for the maximum potential amount of aid. Remember to include our FAFSA code, 001509, so that NSU receives your information—we’ll send you an email confirmation with next steps once we do.
State Aid
Florida residents may be eligible for special grants and scholarships. To qualify, you or your parent/guardian (if you are a dependent) must be a Florida resident for 12 consecutive months prior to the first day of classes for the academic year for which Florida state aid funds are being requested. Certain exceptions apply, so we encourage you to review NSU’s State Aid Application for more details.
How to Fill Out Your FAFSA
This video from the Federal Student Aid Office will walk you through how to complete your Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
Explore Florida Scholarship and Grant Programs
Merit- and need-based opportunities are available for Florida residents.
Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program
Benacquisto Scholarship Program
EASE: Effective Access to Student Education Grant
Student Employment and Work-Study Opportunities
Are you ready to get more than a paycheck while earning your degree? NSU provides assistance to students who are looking for employment opportunities they can balance with their school responsibilities.
Students can participate in either need-based employment programs, such as Federal Work-Study, or non-need-based programs, such as the NSU Student Employment Program (on campus) and the Job Location and Development Program (off campus).
My experience at NSU was awesome. I didn't just learn textbook skills, I feel like I learned real-life skills too.
Steven F. | Business Administration
