Education Student Emergency Fund
The College of Education's Student Emergency Fund is intended to support students who face unexpected hardships that have an immediate impact on their personal and/or academic wellbeing such as job loss or unstable housing. The fund is designated to offset short-term financial need and is not intended to replace or supplement financial aid. Emergency funds are automatically applied to the tuition account balance.
All enrolled students with a major in the College of Education are eligible to apply for emergency funds. Students must be in good academic standing and provide a written statement detailing hardship and request for support. Funding requests will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis with decisions made within 10 business days.
Eligibility requirements
- Currently enrolled students with a major in the College of Education
- Must be in good academic standing
- Provide written statement detailing hardship and request for support
- Plans to pay for tuition beyond this semester (or academic year)
- Have not received Emergency Funding in the past
Application process
- Complete the Student Emergency Fund application to the best of your ability, upload any supporting documentation (if applicable), and submit the form.
- The committee within the College of Education will review the application and supporting documentation.
- Criteria for approval will be based on eligibility, documentation of need, and availability of funds.
- After the review process is complete, the student will be contacted within ten (10) business days of the submission.