Financial Aid & Scholarships
The mission of the Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships at Morris College is to guide students and families with clarity and care in navigating educational costs. We strive to increase opportunity and foster student achievement by connecting students with financial resources, scholarships, and support services that make college more accessible.
Financial Aid: Starting With The Basics
To help students and families navigate the financial aid process, key deadlines, scholarships, grants, and tuition details, please explore the information on each section below.
FAFSA Changes & Updates
Stay informed about recent FAFSA updates and learn how these changes may affect your eligibility and aid package.
Start with the FAFSA
Filing the FAFSA is the first step in determining your eligibility for federal, state, and institutional financial aid at Morris College.
Understanding the Types of Financial Aid
Financing college means understanding federal, state, and institutional aid programs, their eligibility criteria, and how they work together to support your educational journey.
Tuition & Fees
Investing in a Morris College education provides lifelong returns, opening doors to meaningful careers, personal growth, and a legacy of leadership, service, and scholarship.
Manage Your Account
Learn how to pay tuition, set up installment plans, and request tuition refunds through Morris College’s account management tools.
Understanding the Types of Financial Aid
Morris College offers aid through federal, state, and institutional grants, scholarships, loans,
and work-study programs. Explore each category below to discover the opportunities available to you.
GRANTS ARE FUNDS THAT DO NOT REQUIRE REPAYMENT
Grants are funds that do not require repayment. Awarded based on financial need, they are determined by completing the FAFSA. Examples include the Pell Grant and Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG).
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Morris College provides institutional scholarships and curated lists of external awards to help reduce educational costs and empower students to succeed.
LOANS
Educational loans, offered through the U.S. Department of Education and private lenders, can help cover expenses. Some loans require credit checks and minimum enrollment requirements.
WORK STUDY
The Federal Work-Study Program at Morris College provides part-time, need-based jobs, enabling students to earn money for education costs while gaining valuable work experience. Funding is limited and awarded through FAFSA.
Financial Aid: Self Guide
Financial Aid Basics
Access simple, self-guided resources to help you complete financial aid requirements with confidence.
How to View Your Financial Aid Award
Your award includes federal aid, scholarships, loans, and other assistance. Learn how to access and understand your award through Morris College’s student portal.
How to See Your Missing Financial Aid Requirements
Your financial aid cannot be processed until all requirements are complete, including FAFSA submission and verification steps.
View Your Account Summary
Get a snapshot of charges, payments, and aid applied by viewing your account summary in Morris College’s MyHornetsWeb system.
Meet Our Team
Sul M. Black
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Lou E. Ceasar-Parrott
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Gloria Evans
Loan Management
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Tiffany Blanding
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