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Paying for School
There are many options to consider when deciding how to pay for college. That's where our staff can help. Once you have decided on a course of study, our financial aid office will work with you to identify the various grants and loans that you may apply to receive, and will assist you through every step of the application process. Learn more.
Several options may be available to help you pay for college including grants, scholarships, private loans, and even federal financial aid (for those who qualify). Apollo College is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS - http://www.acics.org) to award Associate of Science degrees, Associate of Occupational Studies degrees, diplomas, and certificates. Therefore, our students who are eligible for financial aid can apply for all of the same federal grants and loans that they would qualify for if they applied to any major university.
Contact an Admissions Representative
Learn more about financial aid, grants and scholarships - contact us online and an Admissions Representative will answer your questions and get you started. There are a wealth of opportunities awaiting you, get started today!
Code of Conduct
In conjunction with the Arizona Attorney General, Apollo College has adopted a Code of Conduct dealing with the promotion and issuance of student loans. The Code is designed promote “best practices’ and to ensure that student borrowers are protected in the lending process, including giving them the full opportunity to choose the source of their federally insured and private loans. Apollo fully subscribes to the Code and to the borrowers rights. If you would like to read this Code in its entirety, please click here.!
Annual Disclosures for Campus Security, FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act), Drug Free School and Community policies:
The Annual Disclosure provides important information to the campus community regarding emergency response and evacuation procedures, campus security and crime reporting and statistics, drug and alcohol policies, and student rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
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