Cost & Aid

Finance for your future

Making College Affordable

At [Fake University Name], we believe that finances shouldn’t be a barrier to your education. Our Financial Aid Office is here to help you explore scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities to make your college experience affordable.

Types of Financial Aid

  • Scholarships – Merit-based, need-based, and program-specific scholarships available for eligible students.

  • Grants – Federal and state grants that don’t need to be repaid, including Pell Grants and institutional aid.

  • Work-Study – On-campus and community-based jobs that help you earn money while gaining valuable experience.

  • Loans – Federal and private loan options to help finance your education responsibly.

How to Apply for Financial Aid

  1. Complete the FAFSA – Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine your eligibility for federal and state aid. (School Code: [XXXXXX])

  2. Check Your Aid Package – Once admitted, you’ll receive a personalized financial aid award outlining your options.

  3. Explore Scholarships – Apply for additional funding opportunities through our institutional and external scholarships.

  4. Accept & Plan – Our advisors can help you understand your options and create a financial plan that works for you.

Important Deadlines

  • FAFSA Priority Deadline: [Date]

  • Institutional Scholarship Deadline: [Date]

  • Financial Aid Award Notifications: Rolling

Get Personalized Help

Our financial aid counselors are available to guide you through the process and answer any questions you have.

Financial Aid Basics

What is the FAFSA?
Types of Aid
Student Employment
Frequently Asked Questions

How to Apply
FAFSA
CSS PROFILE
Special Circumstances
Verification

tuition and Fees

We understand that paying for a college education is a significant investment. Our goal is to provide the necessary information, so you can anticipate your costs and understand your bill. We are to help.

The following chart details the tuition and mandatory fees that are assessed to all Centennial students for this academic year. Please note that tuition and enrollment fees are evaluated on an annual basis.

2024–2025 Tuition and Fees for Undergraduates

Tuition (12 or more units) $25,150

Career Advising Fee $15.00

Capital Project and Legacy Fee $150.00

Health and Wellness Fee $62.75

Culture and Arts Fee $5.00

New Student Fee* $257.00

Graduation Fee** $302.00

Total $25,941.75

*One-time expense assessed the first semester of enrollment
**One-time fee assessed the semester a student applies for graduation

 2024–2025 Tuition and Fees for Graduates

Tuition (12 or more units) $27,265.00

Career Advising Fee $25.00

Capital Project and Legacy Fee $150.00

Health and Wellness Fee $42.50

Culture and Arts Fee $5.00

New Student Fee* $257.00

Graduation Fee** $302.00

Total $28,046.50

*One-time expense assessed the first semester of enrollment
**One-time fee assessed the semester a student applies for graduation.

 Answers to Frequently Asked Questions regarding Centennial University’s tuition and billing are available in the links below:

  • Undergraduate Student Frequently Asked Questions

  • Graduate Student Frequently Asked Questions