Financial aid brochure

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If you’re wondering how to pay for higher education, you’re not alone. Most U.S. families finance college with the help of SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, LOANS and CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT. We’ll help you tap these resources so you can afford the college experience you want. To learn more, review the enclosed tuition and financial aid information and visit www.nwciowa.edu/financial-aid.

99% of Northwestern students get financial aid. • More than 700 Northwestern College scholarships are available through the generosity of NWC alumni and supporters. All enrolled students are automatically screened to determine eligibility for these scholarships.

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of Northwestern graduates finish college in 4 years or less. So in addition to earning more, you’ll be earning earlier than your public university peers, about half of whom take 5 or 6 years to graduate.

of NWC alumni are employed or enrolled in graduate school within six months of graduation. Their employers and schools include:

Omnitech • Ernst & Young • Sanford Health • Denver Housing Authority • Homeland Security Policy Institute • The Mead Center for American Theater • Princeton Theological Seminary • Rift Valley Academy, Kenya • University of Iowa • Duke University

Students who intend to play for the Raiders or participate in art, music and/or theatre may receive co-curricular scholarships. Ask your counselor to connect you with a coach or professor in your area of co-curricular interest.

• Iowa offers the Iowa Tuition Grant to in-state students who qualify, and Legacy Grants are available to students with a family or church connection to NWC. • NWC students who finance college with loans have approximately the same amount of debt as similar graduates from Iowa’s public universities.

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Estimate your scholarships at www.nwciowa.edu/scholarships


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