Student Loans
Erikson helps make your graduate education affordable.
Fill out your FAFSA to get started.
Getting Started with Student Loans is as
Easy as 1, 2, 3!
Demonstrate your financial need by completing a FAFSA.
Erikson’s school code: G35103
Apply once and we’ll take the rest from there. Scholarship and grant options vary by program and many are stackable.
Erikson participates in the Direct Loan program, which means you don’t need to find a bank or lender to arrange your federal loans.
Step 1
Fill Out your FAFSA
Low-interest federal student loans help cover tuition, living expenses and other education-related expenses.
Eligible students enrolled in Erikson’s master’s degree and certificate programs may borrow through the Direct UnsubsidizedOpens a new window loan or the Direct Graduate PLUSOpens a new window loan program.
Eligibility
- be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen;
- be enrolled for a minimum of 3 credits (Erikson’s definition of a half-time student);
- be accepted to or continuing in a degree or certificate program at Erikson. Professional development or nondegree students are not eligible for federal loans;
- not be in default on a student loan or owe a refund on any federal (Title IV) financial aid;
- submit all required federal and/or institutional documentation; and
- maintain satisfactory academic progress as outlined in the Student Handbook published annually.
Step 2
Apply for Scholarships & Grants
Using Erikson grants and scholarships (including external scholarships), we provide easy access to our distinctive and high-quality education so that you can reach your academic and professional goals.
Save with Stackable Scholarships
You can save up to 45% off of your education costs with stackable Erikson scholarships.
Step 3
Utilize Student Loans
These loans are low-interest, Title IV federal loans made directly to students by the federal government. Eligibility is not based on financial need.
Learn more about Subsidized vs. Unsubsidized Loans