Assistance For Your Career Education
TUITION FINANCING
You may receive tuition assistance for the career college at Dorsey through a participating lender. For more information, contact our Admissions Office.
WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT (WIA)
If you are "unemployed" or "underemployed," you may be eligible to receive a training fund voucher (ITA) to reduce your educational costs. For information, contact a Dorsey School for directions to your local Workforce Development Board.
VETERAN'S (VA) BENEFITS
All Dorsey Schools are approved to accept students who are eligible to receive Veteran's Administration Educational Benefits (with the exception of Farmington Hills, Waterford-Pontiac, & Saginaw).
UAW TUITION ASSISTANCE
Dorsey Schools are nationally accredited and are approved to participate in tuition assistance and scholarship programs provided by UAW-Chrysler, UAW-Ford and UAW-GM for employees, retirees, and their eligible dependent children. Contact your local union to determine your eligibility.
Federal Student Loans and Grants
Code of Conduct for Student Loans
FEDERAL PELL GRANT
The Pell Grant does not require repayment. Eligibility is based on a student’s educational financial need with a maximum award of $5,550 per year.
FEDERAL STAFFORD LOAN
The Federal Stafford Loan may be obtained through participating lending institutions. If eligible, DEPENDENT STUDENTS may borrow up to a maximum of $5,500 to apply to their career education. INDEPENDENT STUDENTS (self-supporting) may borrow up to a maximum of $9,500 per year to apply to educational costs. The Federal Stafford Loan is repaid in monthly installments, with interest, starting six months after your last day of attendance.
FEDERAL PLUS LOAN (PLUS)
The "PLUS" loan is available to parents in assisting dependents with the cost of education. The maximum loan is the student’s cost of attendance, less other financial aid. A "PLUS" loan may be obtained through participating lenders. Repayment of this loan begins within 30 days of issuance and is repaid with interest. |
