The Foursquare Grant is a need-based grant, designed to support students with significant financial need. This grant is only eligible to non-athletes and is coordinated with all other federal, state, and institutional aid. The Foursquare Grant may be reduced or eliminated if a student receives an increase in federal, state, or other institutional aid.

Amount - Varies

How to Apply - Students must submit a FAFSA and all documents required by the Financial Aid Office.

Eligibility - Must be a new, incoming student enrolling in the 2021-2022 school year. Must maintain full-time enrollment in a traditional undergraduate program. Must meet financial eligibility requirements as determined by the Financial Aid Office.

Renewable Status - This grant is renewable annually for up to four years in total. The scholarship will renew at the dollar amount awarded upon entrance to the university. Student must maintain full-time enrollment and satisfactory academic progress (SAP) to renew their scholarship. If a student is put on SAP suspension, their scholarship will be removed.Description text goes here

The LIFE Grant is designed to support and celebrate ministry leaders and their family members. This grant is available to licensed and active ministers, their spouses, and their dependents.

Amount - $1,500 per year

How to Apply

1. Submit the LIFE Grant Application

2. Provide a copy of the minister’s ministry license.

3. Provide a letter from the minister’s supervisor to confirm active ministry appointment.

Eligibility

1. Must be a licensed minister with a recognized Christian denomination with an active ministry appointment OR the dependent or spouse of a licensed, active minister. Dependents must be 24 years of age or less and single.

2. Must maintain full-time enrollment in a traditional undergraduate program.

3. Must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5

Renewable Status - This scholarship is renewable annually for up to four years in total. The scholarship will renew at the dollar amount awarded upon entrance to the university. Student must maintain full-time enrollment and satisfactory academic progress (SAP) to renew their scholarship. If a student is put on SAP suspension, their scholarship will be removed. If a student’s enrollment drops below full-time, the scholarship may be prorated based on a half-time or three-quarter time basis.

The Office of Admissions awards various scholarships to prospective students who apply during Preview Days and summer camps.

Amount - Varies

Application - Scholarships are typically awarded through a raffle process at admissions events. Contact the Office of Admissions for more information.

Eligibility - Must be in application for the traditional undergraduate program for the upcoming academic year.

Renewable Status - Varies

The Resident Assistant Scholarships assists with covering a portion of room and board for current students selected to serve as resident assistants by the Office of Campus Life.

Amount - $3,500 scholarship per year plus a bi-weekly paycheck.

Application - Must be a current LPU-VA student selected for resident assistant position. Contact the Office of Campus Life for more information.

Eligibility - Must be a current LPU-VA student selected for resident assistant position. Contact the Office of Campus Life for more information.

Renewable Status - Must be a current LPU-VA student selected for resident assistant position. Contact the Office of Campus Life for more information.

Filling out a FAFSA will determine what type of federal aid a student could qualify for. Check out this page for more information about types of financial aid, including federal, state and institutional.

To apply for federal financial aid, you can start a FAFSA application as early as October 1st for the following academic year. Apply online at StudentAid.gov.

Once you complete the FAFSA and submit the application, the financial aid office will receive a copy within 2-3 business days. You will then receive information regarding your aid eligibility, or you’ll be notified if you need to submit more information if your FAFSA is selected for verification.

Being selected for verification simply means we need to collect some additional information to confirm that what was reported on the FAFSA has been accurately reported. A student will be notified from their financial aid counselor if they have been selected and will be instructed on what other information needs to be submitted for review. After the verification process is complete, then you will receive an aid letter showing your eligibility and next steps.

To apply for federal financial aid, simply fill out a free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at StudentAid.gov. This is also a tool we use to determine if a student could qualify for additional institutional aid.

Students can view their “Estimated Tuition Worksheet” on the student portal.

Students can pay in full or coordinate a monthly payment plan.

Students can pay their bill in their student portal by clicking “View & Pay My Bill” or on the “Estimated Tuition Worksheet”. They can also pay by check or call (909) 706-3031 and make payments over the phone using a debit or credit card.