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An Introduction to Financial Planning

We are committed to helping students explore avenues for financial aid through scholarships, grants, loans and work-study programs.

Over 95% of Georgetown students receive some financial aid, with a total of $22 million in scholarships and aid administered annually by the college.

Our financial assistance programs include both merit scholarships (which are based on academic performance, leadership, athletics, etc.) as well as need-based grants.

We work diligently to balance the priorities of recognizing students for achievement and helping students with financial need. We encourage you to look through our web site and review the different programs and application instructions; please contact us with any questions.

Financial Aid Timeline

Below is a timeline you should keep in mind when applying for aid at Georgetown:

 

Jan. 1	Earliest date for submitting your completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Feb. 1	Apply for admission by this date to be considered for academic scholarships. This is also the date by which you need to apply for the Parks Baptist Scholarship, Oxford Honors Scholarship, Christian Leadership Scholarship, and Equine Scholarship.
March 1	Office of Financial Planning begins sending out financial assistance award letters.
March 15	Priority FAFSA filing date.
May 1	The date by which you should have made a college choice.