Financial aid resources

Financial aid is available to those who qualify, and our trained staff is here to help you through the application process and all the paperwork. Explore this section of the site to get familiar with the process and the types of financial aid.

Then, to find out if you are eligible for assistance, it is important to contact a Financial Aid Representative at The Art Institutes location you want to attend. The representative will ask you to bring along financial information. Together, you'll assess the total cost of your education and housing; help you find scholarships, federal grants, loans, state aid, veterans' benefits, private loans and work study; and make a determination how much of your costs may be covered through financial assistance.

As soon as you enroll in school, you should apply for financial aid. Some aid is limited and is more likely to be available if you apply early. You will find the appropriate application forms in your enrollment packet. Continuing students should apply as soon as possible after the new year's FAFSA form is distributed. Application deadlines are announced yearly.

Looking for the FAFSA code for an Art Institutes school?
Select a location below to find the FAFSA code to include in your financial aid application materials.

If you see two FASFA codes above, please include Federal School Codes on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for both our current school (the first number) and for our school’s proposed main campus (the second number) in the 1st College and 2nd College spaces on the form. Including both codes on your form will minimize interruption in financial aid you may depend on for your education.

The Student Financial Services Department will assist you in applying for any aid for which you may be eligible. However, it is your responsibility to make sure that the aid funds are received by the school.

And we can work with you. The Art Institutes will defer payment on your bill for the amount to be covered by financial aid, as long as you've submitted the required paperwork, your eligibility for the aid has been confirmed and you have agreed to a Student Financial Plan for paying any balance due to the school that is not covered by financial aid.