Financial Aid
A college education is an important investment. At Warner, we want to make tuition costs manageable with the help of financial aid.
There are three main steps involved in completing your Financial Aid process.
- Step One: Complete your FAFSA
- Step Two: Complete the Financial Aid process
- Step Three: Complete your payment arrangements
Step One: Complete Your FAFSA
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is used to determine eligibility for federal, state and Warner aid.
Completing the FAFSA:
- Both student and parent will be required to create an FSA ID.
- In order to complete the FAFSA, you will need to have access to your 2018 tax information. The easiest way to do this is by using the Data Retrieval Tool (DRT) within the FAFSA.
College Code (Warner): 008848
Click here to start your FAFSA!
If you or your family’s financial situation has changed significantly from what is reflected on your federal 2019 income tax return (for example, if you’ve lost a job or otherwise experienced a significant drop in income), you may be eligible to have your financial aid adjusted (documentation is required). Complete the FAFSA application as instructed (including the transfer of tax return and income information), submit, and contact Warner’s Financial Aid Department for review (allow 72 hours for your FAFSA to be processed and received). Note: the school’s decision is final and cannot be appealed to the US Department of Education.
Step Two: Complete the Financial Aid Process
Complete Verification
Many students are selected for verification. It is a process used by the government to confirm that the data reported on the FAFSA is accurate.
Students are selected for verification for multiple reasons. Do not worry! The steps to complete this are usually very easy and we will guide you through this process. The Financial Aid office will send all required documents to be completed and returned.
If you were not able to use the Data Retrieval Tool to transfer your income information directly to the FAFSA, you will need to provide either:
- 2019 tax return transcripts or non-filing statement (contact irs.gov or call 800-908-9946), or
- Signed 2019 tax return (Form 1040)
Complete and Return Required Documents
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
Financial Responsibility Agreement
EASE Grant Application (Florida residents only)
Signed Award Letter (provided by the Financial Aid Office)
PLUS Eligibility Form
Complete Required Loan Process
For students and/or parents accepting loans, please complete the following items:
Student Master Promissory Note
Step Three: Complete Your Payment Arrangements
All students are expected to make payment in full for their semester bill by the first day of class or set up a payment plan.
Payment plans generally extend 6 months:
- Fall: July – December
- Spring: January – June
Various options for payment methods are available to students and parents. Please contact studentaccounts@warner.edu or call (863) 638-7122
Office Hours: Monday- Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm
Assistance
There are many ways that can help curb your overall college cost.
Grants
Grants are a form of gift aid and do not need to be repaid. Most grants are based on your level of financial need determined by the results of your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
FEDERAL GRANTS
Federal Pell Grant
Eligibility: Undergraduate, based on financial need
Deadline: None
Application: FAFSA
Renewable: Annually
Funding: Federal grant; prorated by enrollment status
Federal Supplementary Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG)
Eligibility: Full-time traditional undergraduate, seeking first degree, with a minimum GPA of 2.0
Deadline: Based on availability of funds
Renewable: Annually
Funding: Federal grant; prorated by enrollment status
Federal TEACH Grant
Eligibility: Full-time traditional undergraduate with Junior or Senior status in an approved Education program, with a minimum GPA of 3.25.
Deadline: None
Application: Online
Renewable: By semester
STATE GRANTS
Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program
Effective Access to Student Education (EASE)
Eligibility: Full-time undergraduate, seeking first degree, with a minimum GPA of 2.0, Florida resident
Deadline: Prior to start of semester
Application: EASE Application
Renewable: Yes, up to 9 semesters
Florida Student Assistance Grant (FSAG)
Eligibility: Full-time undergraduate, seeking first degree, with a minimum GPA of 2.0, EFC below 6,080, Florida resident
Deadline: Based on availability of funds
Application: FAFSA (online)
Renewable: Yes, yearly according to need and availability of funds
Scholarships
A scholarship is a monetary gift that celebrates academic achievement, special talent, or act of service. Scholarships do not need to be repaid.
Warner Scholarships
100% of all traditional undergraduate (full-time) students receive a Warner scholarship! Please contact Admissions for more details.
Outside Scholarships
Organic Baby $2,000 Supporting Single Mothers Scholarship
Land Legal Group $1,000 Scholarship
Law Offices of Frank M. Nunes Scholarship
Pharmica International Scholarship
Kure’s College $1,000 Scholarship
NYC Injury Attorneys P.C. Essay Scholarship
Hanning & Sacchetto, LLP Scholarship
LitFellow $1000 Annual Scholarship
Steeda Automotive Student Scholarship
FTCEtest.org Student Scholarships
Robert Wayne Pearce Investor Fraud Awareness Scholarship
2022 California Workers Compensation Lawyers Scholarship
Neon Direct $1,000 Scholarship
Nava Law Group, P.C. Scholarship
Orangesoft Women in Technology Scholarship Program ’22
Peace of Mind Books Scholarship from Law Office of Lori Vella
JT Legal Group’s College Scholarship
THE KILROY LAW FIRM JUSTICE SCHOLARSHIP
$3,000 Finale Inventory Scholarship
$5,000 Discover® Student Loans Scholarship Award
New Silver Fintech Scholarship
Car Review/Essay Scholarship for African American Students
$10,000 Credello College Scholarship
$2,500 Kinect Solar Act Now Scholarship
TuffShippingContainers.com $1,000 Scholarship
Poulos and Coates Law School Scholarship
Value CPR Scholarship – $1,000
Beca Estudiantil de Abogados de Accidentes Ahora – $5,000
The Greenberg and Ruby Injury Attorneys, APC Collegiate Scholarship
$1,000 Car Review/Essay Scholarship for Hispanic & Latin Students
All American $1000 Car Review/Essay Scholarship
The Richard Rawle Memorial Scholarship From Check City
MedicalBillingServiceReview.com Health and Technology Scholarship
Dick Hannah Dealerships $1,000 Scholarship
Dirk Derrick Law $1,000 Scholarship
$3,000 HealthyLine Scholarship
Rest Right Mattress $500 Scholarship
Florida Realty Marketplace “Save The Everglades” Scholarship
Rest Right Mattress $500 Scholarship
Fob James Law Firm Law School Scholarship
Textbook Nova 2022 Scholarship
Dechtman Wealth Management National Scholarship
Hardee Education Foundation – Reverse Scholarship (FULL Tuition)
24×7 Doctors Answering Service Scholarship
Aaron Wersing Employment Discrimination Scholarship
Dechtman Wealth Management National Scholarship Essay Contest
Scholarships for Audiology Students
The Richard Rawle Memorial Scholarship From Check City
White Glove Moving Scholarship
Sigmund Software $2,500 Scholarship
Billiou’s Alternative Energy Scholarship 2021
Completing the Dream Scholarship Program
Florin | Roebig $1,500 College Essay Scholarship
MDG’s Seventh Annual “Looking Beyond College” Scholarship
The Empaxis Scholarship for Women in Business
Organic’s Best SuperParent Scholarship
Central Florida Higher Education Alliance Inspirational Student Scholarship
WiseGeek No-Essay Scholarship for Law Students 2021
Corporate Responsibility & Brand Values Scholarship
Investor Fraud Awareness Scholarship
AX Control, Inc. Academic Scholarship
Scholarship for Future Entrepreneurs
Creativity Leads to Success Scholarship 2021-2022
La Jolla Mom Communications Scholarship
Cancer Horizons College Scholarship
$20,000 Scholarship for Future Leaders in Tech
The BeMo® Diversity Advocacy Scholarship
AAUW – Lake Wales Branch Women’s Scholarships (2)
Innovation in Education Scholarship
The Law Offices of Daniel Kim Scholarship
Imagine Dragons Origins Scholarship
Kitchen Cabinet Kings Entrepreneur Scholarship – $5,000
Bubba Wallace Live to Be Different Scholarship
Instapot Zest for Cooking Scholarship
Reputation Rhino Protection and Preservation of Wildlife and Nature Scholarship
Christian Community Credit Union Scholarships
WiseGeek Recent Immigrant Scholarships
Upsolve Access to Justice Scholarship
The KFB Law Academic Scholarship
African-American Entrepreneurs Grant – Male Award
African-American Entrepreneurs Grant – Female Award
Marc Zboch Academic Scholarship
$1000 Fair Cases Law Group Scholarship
Military Scholarship for Veterans, Active Duty, and Military Spouses
Health and Wellness Scholarship Program
WiseGeek Life Isn’t Easy Scholarship
The RMV Lawyer Driving Safety Scholarship
Vocational Training HQ’s Scholarship
The Responsify Empowering Others Scholarship 2020
Markforged Distinguished Women Engineers Grant
WiseGeek Lifelong Learners Scholarship
The Best Scholarship Platforms for Students in 2020
The Empaxis Scholarship for Women in Business
Bailey Family Foundation (High School Seniors and College Students)
The Minority Teacher Education Scholarship (A collaborative performance-based scholarship program for African-American, Hispanic American, Asian-American and Native American Students. The participants in the program include Florida’s Florida College System institutions and its public and private universities that have state-approved teacher education programs.)
Citizens Bank Undergrad Scholarship
Citizens Bank Graduate Scholarship
BeMo and SortSmart Diversity Advocacy Scholarship
Employment Boost College Scholarship
National Founder’s Scholarship – Undergrad Student
National Founder’s Scholarship – Graduate Student
Migrant Worker/Child of Migrant Worker Scholarships
Financial Literacy Scholarship
Crowdsourced Explorer Scholarship
Philadelphia Injury Lawyers Scholarship
Military Aid
Veteran’s Benefits
If you’re a veteran of the United States military, you may be eligible for help with the cost of college. You may also be eligible for aid because of the service death or disability of a spouse or parent.
To find out, you’ll need to do the following:
- Apply for admission to Warner University.
- Meet with an Academic Counselor to determine your program of study.
- Complete the appropriate application: (22-1990) is for Veterans’ Benefits; (22-5490) is for the eligible dependent or spouse; and (22-1995) is for change of program or place of training. You may request a paper form to complete or you may complete an application online: http://www.gibill.va.gov.
- Be sure your financial aid advisor knows you are a VA student.
- Be prepared for a wait! It is not unusual that processing your first-time application can take up to 90 days. An additional three weeks may be required for completing your certification. (The VA is making every effort to improve processing at the Decatur, GA Regional Processing Office.)
- Know the rules: If you take a class out of program, your certification will be delayed until you meet with an academic advisor.
- Know the rules: If you withdraw from a class, you will be required to pay back the money you receive from the VA. This bill is calculated from the last day of attendance. You must inform of all withdrawals.
Important Internet Links for Veterans’ Benefits:
http://www.vba.va.gov/index.htm
Call the Department of Veterans Affairs for help: 1-888-442-4551.
Military Benefits
Warner University is committed to supporting our community of service members, veterans, and their spouses as they progress toward their educational goals. As you serve our country, we want to serve you in your education. Your service may entitle you to several benefits and our military support staff would be happy to explore which benefits you qualify for. Our experienced advisors can help you take full advantage of these crucial financial resources.
Yellow Ribbon Program
The Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program (Yellow Ribbon Program) is a provision of the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2008. The newest VA education benefit, the Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33), is now available to eligible veterans and service members. This new program offers more comprehensive education benefits to veterans and active duty service members who served at least 90 aggregate days of active duty on or after September 11, 2001, or served 30 continuous days and were discharged with a service-connected disability.
Loans and Work Study
Loans
Many students take out loans to help fund a portion of their educational expenses. Loans must be repaid, so plan your finances carefully and borrow only what you think you can afford to repay.
Work Study
Federal and state work study funds provide aid in exchange for work for eligible students, in the form of campus-based employment.
Contact Financial Aid
To reach the Financial Aid Department: 863.638.7202 or financialaid@warner.edu