We know you value a private Christian education. At Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU), we help make this vital investment affordable with financial aid opportunities. Our financial aid counselors will guide you every step of the way so you can begin your SAGU journey.
Did you know 90% of students at SAGU receive financial aid?
Here’s what you need to know to get your financial aid in place for Spring 2023:
New Students:
- Apply to SAGU and submit all admissions documents
- Submit Your 2022-2023 FAFSA at fafsa.gov. (SAGU Federal School Code: 003616)
- Complete the SAGU Financial Aid Application.
- Turn in any additional documents needed for your FAFSA.
- Once you receive an Award Letter, accept your Spring 2023 financial aid in the mySAGU student portal.
Current Students:
- Submit Your 2022-2023 FAFSA at fafsa.gov. (SAGU Federal School Code: 003616)
- Turn in any additional documents needed for your FAFSA.
- Once you receive an Award Letter, accept your Spring 2023 financial aid in the mySAGU student portal.
Key Deadlines for SAGU Financial Aid
Like many universities, SAGU uses the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to calculate your financial need. The FAFSA collects your family’s financial information to determine what you can reasonably expect to contribute toward your education. Keep these dates in mind as you apply for financial aid at SAGU.
| Term | FAFSA Submission Deadline | FAFSA Completion Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Priority Deadline for Fall Semester | March 15 | April 15 |
| Fall Semester Start | May 1 | July 1 |
| Spring Semester Start | September 1 | October 15 |
| Summer Semester Start | February 2 | March 15 |
Scholarships & Grants
Grants are a type of financial aid that doesn’t have to be repaid. They are offered by the state and federal government. Grants are generally given based on financial need. Scholarships are a type of free aid that can be based on financial need or merit, such as academic or athletic achievement. You may qualify for scholarships from SAGU or other organizations.
Learn More about Scholarships & GrantsCollege Loans
Loans are funds you borrow to help pay for tuition and school expenses. You can receive loans from the federal government or banks and credit unions. Loans must be repaid.
Explore College Loan OptionsWork-Study
Work-study is money you earn by working a part-time job while in school. Find a part-time job on campus to help pay for your school expenses.
Explore Work-Study OpportunitiesFill out the SAGU Net Price Calculator to estimate your cost of attendance and financial aid at SAGU.
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