Maybe you've worried that there aren't financial aid options available for you. The fact is that financial aid is available for those who qualify. And, most Neumont students fund some portion (if not all) of their Neumont education through a combination of scholarships, grants, and loans. It's the goal of Neumont's Financial Aid Department to make funding a Neumont education a realistic option for any qualified application, and to assist you in creating a Paying for College Plan that will cover 100% of your educational costs.
But you can't make smart decisions until you understand all of your options. Fortunately, there are plenty of resources available. Learn more by clicking through below.
- Understanding My Options
Understanding My Options
- 1Federal Grants
- 2Unsubsized Loans
- 3 Subsidized Loans
- 4 Plus Loans
- 5 Private Loans
- 6Neumont Scholarships
- 7Private Scholarships
Borrower
None
Type of Aid
Need-based grant, does not have to be repaid.
Program Types
Federal Pell Grants and Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant.
Borrower
Student
Type of Aid
Financial need is not required. The student is responsible for interest and principal.
Program Types
Federal Stafford Loans
Borrower
Student
Type of Aid
Financial need-based. The student is responsible for principal and interest. Interest is subsidized while student attends school.
Program Types
Federal Stafford Loans
Borrower
Parent
Type of Aid
Credit-based; financial need is not required. The parent is responsible for interest and principal.
Program Types
Federal PLUS Loans
Borrower
Student and / or Co-borrower
Type of Aid
Credit-based loans from private lending sources (banks); the borrower and co-borrower are jointly responsible for interest and principal.
Program Types
Private lenders, including local banks. Most private lending programs require a creditworthy co-borrower.
Borrower
None
Type of Aid
Neumont scholarships are awarded for merit, need, and Utah residency. All scholarships are applied to tuition costs only. See the Incoming Students Scholarship Policy for complete scholarship program descriptions.
Program Types
See the Course Catalog for scholarship opportunities and deadlines.
Borrower
None
Type of Aid
Scholarships sponsored by private organizations such as churches, business, or community organizations.
Program Types
Many online resources for college scholarship research exist. Reputable scholarship search programs do not charge a fee to participate.