Resources for All Students

Central Penn College's Financial Aid website should be the very first place you go to for information about paying for your education. Financial Aid's webpage has information from types of aid to how to pay your bill to links to the forms you need. Call (800) 759-2727 or email FinancialAid@centralpenn.edu.

Use this calculator to make an early estimate of your total annual cost of attending Central Penn College. It is designed to estimate costs and eligibility for financial aid based on the information you enter about yourself and your family if applicable. This tool is intended to provide general guidance in planning your educational financing and is NOT an application for financial aid.

List of services provided by the Business Office; Glossary of financial aid terminology.

Scholarships are available to both New and Current students who meet various requirements. Scholarships are not limited to on-campus students.

This page describes how Central Penn students who are current service members or veterans can receive the applicable military benefits to help finance their education.

This link provides the basic instructions, step by step, for the Central Penn Financial Aid process.

Addresses How do I prepare for college? What types of aid can I get? Do I qualify for aid? How do I apply for aid? How do I manage my loans?

The National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) is the U.S. Department of Education's central database for student aid. Here is where you retrieve your loan information.

American Education Services was established by Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) to guarantee and service a variety of student loans.

Peterson's scholarship search tool has the ability to filter available scholarships by school type, ethnicity, gender, field of study, state of residence, award type, and more.

This link will allow you to fill out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), which you must do EVERY year.

Use this link if you need to obtain tax information from the IRS which is required for the FAFSA.

Instructions from Federal Student Aid about filing out the FAFSA. Includes questions and answers, and there is a Glossary of financial aid terms along the right side of the page.