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Tuition & Financial Aid

Financial Aid Information

Financial Aid and Payment Options

Amberton University's philosophy is to provide an affordable, quality education with reasonable costs enabling students to "pay as they go" and not incur long-term debt. In keeping with this philosophy, all tuition and fees are due and payable at the time of enrollment (cash, personal or company check, American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa are accepted as forms of payment). However, the University does provide several payment options in order to assist students in handling their financial responsibilities.

Payment Deferment

Students with an acceptable credit history may make application to defer their educational costs when registering. A finance charge of 3/4 of 1% will be calculated on all unpaid balances as of the last business day of each month after all credits, charges, and payments have been applied.

Payment deferment options include personal payments, company reimbursement and financial aid.

Balances must be paid by the last day of the given session.

Military and Veterans Benefits

Amberton University is approved to participate in the various tuition assistance programs provided by the Department of Defense and each branch of the military. Amberton University is also approved to administer the Veteran’s Education Benefits Program.  Prior to enrolling, please contact your Education Services Officer (ESO) or a counselor within your military service for more information and approval.

Title IV Federal Funding

Pell Grants
Amberton University is certified under Title IV to participate in the Pell Grant program for all undergraduate degree programs.

Direct Loans
Amberton University is certified under Title IV to participate in the William D. Ford Direct Loan Program for all undergraduate and graduate degree programs.

For more information on Federal funding and eligibility, please complete the FAFSA, on the Federal Student Aid website, speak to a Student Advisor at (972) 279-6511 option # 4, or email FinAid@Amberton.edu.

Information is also available in the University’s Financial Aid Handbook.

Federal Student Aid Financial Aid Handbook
Private Student Loans

While the University participates in Federal educational loan programs, we realize that unforeseen financial circumstances occur that may temporarily disrupt students’ Federal educational benefits.  For this reason, Amberton University has agreement(s) with loan providers who offer private loans for educational expenses.  These loans are not federally-funded and are designed to assist approved students with payment of tuition, fees, and textbooks.  They are not designed to provide income for day-to-day living expenses normally covered by the working adult’s employment income.  For more information on loan programs currently available, see the provider(s) listed below:

Sallie Mae® Smart Option Student Loan®
The Sallie Mae® Smart Option Student Loan® is a private, credit-based, school-certified student loan for student borrowers enrolled at least half-time.  With this loan, qualified students may be eligible to borrow up to the full cost of their education as certified by the University.  For information about the application process visit Sallie Mae® (http://www.salliemae.com).

Students applying for a private education loan must complete the Amberton University Private Education Loan Worksheet and return it to the University prior to applying for the loan.

SLM Corporation and its subsidiaries are not sponsored by or agencies of the United States of America.  Sallie Mae® is a registered service mark of Sallie Mae, Inc.

Private Education Loan Worksheet
Tuition Refund Policy

A student who officially drops a class during the first week of the regular ten-week session will be entitled to a full refund of tuition. A student who drops during subsequent weeks will be refunded at the following rates:

  • WEEK 2 – 80%
  • WEEK 3 – 60%
  • WEEK 4 – 40%
  • WEEK 5 – 20%

After The Fifth Week, No Refund Is Due.

Refund Policy
Financial Aid Handbook

Financial Aid Handbook – All policies and procedures contained in this Handbook are subject to change at any time, and without prior notice.

Financial Aid Handbook 2024 - 2025

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Forms & Documents

Forms & Documents

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Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct for Financial Aid Office

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Eligibility

Financial Aid Eligibility

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FAQs

Financial Aid FAQ

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Contact FA Office

Contact Financial Aid