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Don’t let cost prevent you from obtaining the college education of your dreams. Scholarships, grants, loans and other forms of financial assistance can make a Lynn education more affordable than you ever imagined.

In fact, for more than 62 percent of our students receive some form of financial aid.

This section describes the types of financial assistance available at Lynn. A combination of these awards may be used to meet your needs.
Scholarships and Grants

Scholarships and grants are awards that do not have to be repaid. A scholarship is based upon a specific criterion such as academics, while a grant is based upon a student’s financial need.

Loans

Loans are a form of financial aid that must be repaid, with interest. For many students, loans will make up at least a portion of their financial aid packages, although we advise you to explore all sources of scholarships and grants prior to making use of loans.

Student Employment

These awards are based on need, as determined by the FAFSA. While they may appear in your award letter as an award, the award amount represents the maximum amount you may earn through working. This amount will be paid directly to you and will not be applied to your student account.

Kendall is a remarkably affordable place to study art and design. In fact, we offer a world-class arts education at a lower tuition than just about every other comparable national art and design college.

We also recognize that “affordable” means different things to different people. But we believe anyone who seeks it should have the opportunity to complete a degree, regardless of personal finances. And we’ll do everything we can to help you make that happen.

This section of our site steps you through the process of applying for financial aid. We’ve described all the scholarships, loans, grants, and work study programs available to our students. We’ve even provided a list of preferred lenders and resources for researching the thousands of outside scholarships available to our students.

If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to call our Financial Aid office at 616.451.2787 or 800.676.ARTS or e-mail us.

Some of the links on this page will navigate away from the Kendall site.

The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships at Texas A&M University-Commerce is available to assist students with financial aid and scholarship questions. Although the primary responsibility for financing an education rests with the student and the student’s immediate family, it is recognized that many students will require additional assistance in order to finance their educational goals. Texas A&M University-Commerce offers need-based and nonneed-based financial assistance to those students who would otherwise not be able to attend the University.

Have you checked your MyLEO lately?

Texas A&M-Commerce Office of Financial Aid contacts students regarding their financial aid status via MyLEO.

Your MyLEO email is the official means of communication from A&M-Commerce. All University correspondence (bills, important dates and information will be sent to your University assigned email address.

Waiting on your refund check?
We encourage you to view your billing statement or check the status of your refund check online after your award(s) has posted to your TAMU-C account. To do so, follow the instructions below.

After logging in to MyLEO click on the following links:Financial Aid, Student Records, then Account Summary by term. By reviewing your account summary, you will be able to determine if your grants, loans or scholarships have posted to your student account. Awards identified as ‘Estimated’ have not been applied to your account yet. Please continue to monitor your student account to ensure your awards are posted. Also, by reviewing your account summary, you will be able to determine if your refund check has been issued. If so contact the Loan Office.

Tuition fees 2009/10 year will be:

UK and EU students:
£3,225 for a full-time undergraduate degree – some courses are less – this is shown on individual course details
HND’s are £2050
foundation years are £1795

To help you cover the cost you can take out a ‘fee loan’ to pay your fees which are paid directly to the university by the Student Loan company. Some students can get a maintenance loan (student loan) to help with their living costs (up to £4,625 max).

You only repay both loans when you finish your course and are earning £15,000 or more.

If you don’t have an income this high you may be able to defer your repayments until you can afford them.

A college education is a major investment. However, you may qualify for some form of financial assistance.

New and transferring students should first contact the admission department to get information about:
Federal aid
State aid
Alternative loans
Scholarships
Visit our Financial Aid Guide for links and information about a variety of financial aid opportunities.