- An Affordable Value
- Applying For Aid
- Educational Cost
- Evening and Weekend Aid
- Financial Aid Forms
- Financial Aid Links
- Grants
- Loans
- Scholarships and Awards
- Student Employment
- Transfer Student Scholarship
- Military & Veterans Information
Evening/Weekend Students
Talk with a Financial Aid Counselor
Your B-W education can be affordable! Lots of information is available at your finger tips on these pages, but sometimes a conversation really helps. To talk with a Financial Aid specialist or meet with a counselor, call 440-826-2108 or email finaid@bw.edu. The Financial Aid Office has extended evening hours on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings until 6:30 p.m. to better serve the needs of working adults.
Scholarships for Transfer and Evening/Weekend Students
1) Apply to Baldwin-Wallace College. (We can only offer financial aid awards to accepted students.) If you have any additional questions on financial aid for Evening and Weekend students, please feel free to contact the Office of Financial Aid at Baldwin-Wallace College: The Office of Financial Aid Lower Tuition Rates for Part-time Evening/Weekend Students
Did you know that you can save thousands of dollars on the total cost of education by attending Baldwin-Wallace College part-time as an Evening/Weekend student? Many adults find that one to three classes a semester is all they can handle with work and family responsibilities. As a part-time Evening/Weekend student, B-W discounts your tuition significantly. Full-time students pay the same tuition for 12-18 credit hours attending days, evenings or Saturdays.
Tuition Reimbursement
Payment Program (TRPP)B-W has a special payment plan for working adults who receive tuition benefits from their employer. B-W's Tuition Reimbursement Payment Program (TRPP) gives you 30 days after the semester to present grades to your employer and pay the College, easing your out-of-pocket costs as you register for classes. even if your employer's tuition benefit program covers only a few dollars a year, you can still participate in TRPP.
Grants and Low Interest Loans
Grants may be available for Evening/Weekend students, based on financial eligibility and whether they are attending full-time or part-time. Many Evening/Weekend students take advantage of student loans to help finance their education because of low interest rates and deferred, flexible repayment options. Half-time students (six or more credit hours per term) are almost always eligible to receive a Federal Stafford Loan, and students with less than six credits per term may consider alternative loans. To qualify for federal grants and/or loans, you must apply for financial aid.
Scholarships
Scholarships for full-time transfer students range from $1,000 to $8,500 per year. Eligibility for these awards are determined by the Admission Office.
Applying for Financial Aid at Baldwin-Wallace College:
2) Apply for a PIN (Personal Identification Number) at the Department of Education's PIN web site.
3) File the FAFSA through FAFSA on the Web.
4) File the Enrollment Worksheet for Independent Students, which is available on the Financial Aid Forms page.
5) After reviewing the results of your FAFSA, we will determine the financial aid that you are eligible to receive and send you an aid award. You will receive a copy of your aid award letter in the mail, but your financial aid award will also be available online through the Your Electronic Award (YEA) system.
6) Review your financial aid award and read about the assistance that is available to you. If you wish to apply for any of the loans in your financial aid package, you should make certain to complete the appropriate forms. (All Stafford and alternative loans require separate applications.) It is best to apply for the loans when you are officially registered for classes.
275 Eastland Road, Berea, Ohio 44017-2088
Phone: 440-826-2108
Fax: 440-826-8048
Email: finaid@bw.edu
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mon., Thurs. & Fri.
8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tues.& Wed.
