At D’Youville, we want to ensure that the financial aid process is as easy and transparent as possible. Whether you’re a transfer student, a service member, or a full-time professional, we’ll help you make the most of your financial aid opportunities.
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Because D’Youville online already offers competitive tuition, we do not offer scholarships to online students. However, you can search for thousands of scholarship opportunities via Fastweb, CareerOneStop, or local resources within your community. In addition to our competitive tuition, we strive to connect our students with scholarship opportunities through our partnership with Scholarship Universe. Once enrolled as a student at DYC, Scholarship Universe will determine which scholarship opportunities you qualify for, and which options will reap the most benefits. For information, visit our Scholarship Universe page.
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We strive to ensure that D’Youville remains an affordable option for your education. Earning your degree online means you’ll still be able to keep your job, making it easy to complete your studies on a financial timeline that works for you. Our tuition is competitively priced.
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Yes. You must complete a FAFSA, which will determine your financial aid eligibility.
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Cost per credit hour ranges $425-900. The full cost of your program is based on both your course and pace of study. See our Tuition and Fees page for more information.
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The Federal Student Aid Information Center may be reached at 1-800-4FEDAID (1-800-433-3243). You may also call D’Youville’s Office of Financial Aid at 716-829-7500. The Office is open from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (Eastern Standard Time), Monday through Friday.
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Absolutely. Eligibility for financial aid takes into consideration other factors besides income. Even if you don’t qualify for grants, other types of funding may be available.
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D’Youville Online students have numerous options when it comes to financing their education. These can include federal financial aid, military benefits, grants, loans, or outside scholarships.
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FAFSA determines your aid eligibility based on tax information from two years prior. For example, the 2020-2021 FAFSA uses 2018 tax information.
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Submit your financial aid application as early as possible to allow for priority consideration. Starting in September is ideal.
