Financial Aid
Making tuition more affordable and accessible is one of the highest priorities at Jessup. We strive to create a pathway of transformation by reducing the burden of tuition, decreasing student loan debt, and releasing transformative leaders into our society, to the glory of His name.
We invite you to explore how financial aid works at Jessup. Our team would love to answer any questions you may have and help you step into the life of impact God has for you!
Call the Jessup Welcome Center at (916) 577-2200 to learn more.
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Financial Aid FAQ’s
Submit your FAFSA® then follow the steps in your Next Steps Checklist to accept your financial aid offer and complete any required documents.
Parents of dependent students apply online at studentaid.gov using their own FSA ID.
Parent PLUS Loans:
• Require a basic credit check
• Have a fixed interest rate
Current rates and details are available at: studentaid.gov
Subsidized Loans
• Awarded based on financial need
• The government pays the interest while the student is enrolled at least half-time
Unsubsidized Loans
• Not based on financial need
• Interest begins accruing when the loan
is issued
Both loan types allow payments to be deferred while enrolled at least half-time. Students may choose to make early or interest-only payments
at any time.
For more information visit: studentaid.gov
Yes. Undocumented students who are California residents may be eligible for California state financial aid by completing the California Dream Act Application (CADAA).
Find eligibility information and application at: dream.csac.ca.gov
Cal Grants are California state grants that do not need to be repaid.
To be considered for a Cal Grant, complete your FAFSA® before the priority deadline of March 2.
You can track your Cal Grant by creating an account at: mygrantinfo.csac.ca.gov
Yes. If your financial aid does not fully cover your charges, you can set up a payment plan by logging into student.jessup.edu, go to finances > billing account > payment options.
If you have questions, call: (916) 577-2200
Learn more visit: jessup.edu/fin-aid
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law that protects student education records.
Students decide who may access their financial aid and student account information. Without a FERPA release, Jessup cannot discuss account details with parents or others.
Complete the FERPA Disclosure Authorization Form online: jessup.edu/fin-aid and follow the link in the FAQs section.
