North Park University provides admission to students from a wide range of social and economic backgrounds. The family income of students ranges from less than $20,000 per year to more than $140,000 per year. Hence, NPU strives to serve different family incomes and financial situations.
The University wishes that families are able to afford the college education their student desires. Applicants should complete the FAFSA if they wish to apply for financial aid. North Park University provides many options to assist students and their families in financing education at North Park University.
Financial aid options offered by NPU
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Grants: These are need-based awards that are funded from a range of sources, that do not need to be paid back
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Student Loans: Federal student loans must be repaid and can be borrowed in the students’ or parents’ names. They are given at a significantly lower interest rate than other private loans.
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Work-Study: This is a government-funded campus employment program that is available to students who demonstrate financial need.
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ROTC: Applicants who are participating in the ROTC program may be eligible for both Army and North Park scholarships.
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Benefits for Veterans: Veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces, or their dependents, may qualify for VA benefits.
NPU Financial Aid Office
Location - First floor of the Student Services Building (Office Hours)
Email - [email protected]
Phone - (773) 244-5560 and (773) 244-5605
Fax - (773) 634-4051