Other Funding Options

In addition to financial aid and scholarship options, students can access financial resources to help with education costs in the following ways.

Federal Work-Study

Federally and institutionally funded.
On-campus employment opportunities for undergrads with financial need.
Eligibility determined from FAFSA.
Average earnings per semester of $1,500.
Federal Work-Study employment checklist

For those students who do not qualify for the Federal Work Study program, Clarkson College offers on-campus employment opportunities through our Student Employment program.

Resident Advisor

Live in the Clarkson College Residence Hall.
Facilitate the development of a community atmosphere.
Awarded a Housing Scholarship for their service to the College.

Student Ambassador

Assist Admissions Office with recruitment and special College events.
Demonstrate leadership skills.
For their service, each Ambassador will receive a $750 scholarship each semester.
For more information, contact the Admissions office.

Alternative Loans

Come from a private lender who determines the interest rate and repayment terms.
Most require a co-signer.
For more information check out Alternative Loans.

Deferred Payment Plan

Allows the student to pay tuition and fee balance in three equal installments.
Check out Student Accounts for more information.

The Military

All branches offer education assistance, which may include:

Montgomery G.I. Bill
Tuition reimbursement
Student loan repayment

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