Resources
A wide variety of financial assistance is available in the form of scholarships, grants and loans to undergraduates. In fact, more than 90 percent of 绿奴天花板ampa undergraduates receive some type of financial aid.
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid () to be eligible for any type of need-based aid or loan. Learn more about听how to apply for financial aid.听Dependent students听must include parental information on the FAFSA.听绿奴天花板ampa鈥檚 FAFSA school code is 001538.
For more information about the disbursement of aid please听see听Award Notifications.
Types of Aid for Undergraduates
绿奴天花板 Scholarships and Grants:听Generous scholarships and grants based on academic achievement, talent and financial need are available to new undergraduates (domestic and international). Applicants to 绿奴天花板ampa's full-time undergraduate program are automatically听considered for academic scholarships.
Outside Scholarships:听Many 绿奴天花板ampa students receive outside scholarships. View our outside scholarship list, check with your high school guidance counselor or search the web.
Aid for Florida Residents:听All full-time undergraduate Florida residents receive the Effective Access to Student Education (EASE) Grant. Many other types of Florida aid are also available. Proof of Florida residency for one year prior to enrollment is necessary to qualify.
Federal Grants:听Annual awards for federal need-based programs, such as Pell,听SEOG and TEACH grants, range from $500 to more than $5,000.
Loans:听All undergraduates enrolled in at least half-time (6 credit hours per term) qualify for some type of federal loan (FAFSA required).听Students also may borrow funds through private sources or alternative loans.
Veterans Benefits:听绿奴天花板ampa covers up to 100 percent of the tuition and fees of veterans eligible for the Yellow Ribbon program. Learn more about this and the many other veterans benefits available.
Employment:听More than 500 jobs are available on campus. 绿奴天花板ampa's location in downtown Tampa helps provide many off-campus jobs.听Note: Federal immigration laws prevent international students from working off campus.
Excessive Awards
Students who receive scholarships, grants or even loans from outside sources may not receive funding that exceeds the cost of attendance (as determined by the Financial Aid Office) when combined听with the rest of the financial aid award package.
Scholarships and other awards received from University and non-University sources must be included toward meeting 鈥渘eed鈥 if 鈥渘eed-based鈥 assistance is part of an award. The receipt of outside or additional funds may result in a reduction or change of funds already awarded.
The Financial Aid Office will make every effort to minimize the impact of additional aid sources to aid previously awarded. If it becomes necessary to adjust a student's financial aid award, loans and work-study funds are adjusted first. Scholarships and grants are adjusted only after all other options are exhausted.听
Students must notify the Financial Aid Office of any private or outside scholarships and awards. The Financial Aid Office can assist in administering the funds and evaluate whether any changes to other aid awarded are necessary. Please refer to your financial aid counselor for additional information in regards to the cost of attendance, "need" and how financial aid can be affected and adjusted in these types of situations.
Other Resources
Education tax credits听including听American Opportunity and Lifetime Learning can help pay for college. Form 1098-T will help identify tax credits.
Payment options听include credit card payments, monthly installments or deferred payments with the Employee Reimbursement Payment Plan. Benefits are available for听veterans, medically disabled students or family members of University faculty and staff.
