Rasmussen college financial aid is available for the students in the form of scholarships, grants, and loans, and work-study available from Federal, state, and private institutes. These aids are provided to students who are passionate enough to pursue education but face financial problems and find it difficult to pay tuition fees.
Students looking for financial aid facilities must first file for the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) form, with rasmussen college federal school code or FAFSA code is 008501 and for other programs. The codes vary based on the college campus and program.
On an average basis,
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around 60% of students receive Federal Grants aid per year of $4,284,
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while 45% of students receive State aid per year of $2,878.
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about 77% of students receive Gift aid per year of $6,012,
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while 42% of students Institutional Grants receive aid per year of $1,775.
Federal Aid provided includes Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant.
College also provides Institutional Aid as listed Learning Innovation Grant, Dollars for Scholars, Future Nurses of Wisconsin Scholarship, Giva Scholarship Program, First in My Family Hispanic Scholarship, National Military Family Association Scholarship.
Student loans for Rasmussen college are another option to choose from after the scholarships. Depending students can borrow a total loan of about $31,000 whereas independent students are eligible to borrow up to $57,500 to support their tuitions. Graduate students can borrow a loan of about $138,500. Keep in mind, a part of the education loan you borrowed will be a subsidized loan.
