Financial Aid
Find scholarships, grants, and other aid to fund a world-class education.
40%
of students receive
scholarships or grants
from The Villa Rica University
85%
of our students reduce
their costs by working
at least part-time
78%
of Villa Rica’s alumni were
employed or in graduate
school with six months
of graduation
PROCESS
PROC
ESS
The Financial Aid Process
01. Apply for Aid
Follow the simple process of making your case in writing explaining to us on what grounds should a scholarship be provided
02. Further considerations
Social engagement should orient students’ academic experiences to help them become critically engaged citizens, dedicated to solving problems.
Types of Aid
Scholarships
The Estudiar awards scholarships based on academic merit and resonance with our mission, and third-party scholarships provide another way to fund your education.
Grants
Your FAFSA will determine what grants you qualify for—both from The Villa Rica University and from federal and state government. Grants are need-based and do not need to be repaid.
Loans
Many students have used federal and private loans to fund a quality education that would otherwise be out of reach. Students far outpace the national loan repayment rate.