Get Financial Help
Not only is it stressful to think about how to pay for school, but what about the daily costs while you are in school?! Trying to work while you are in school to pay for rent and food and life … it’s a lot! Weber has resources to help you figure out how to pay for school, how to get through school, and how to budget and plan for your future! All resources on campus are available to all students with a valid Wildcard.*
Complete FAFSA
FAFSA is filled out each year. This is how you apply for all federal and most state financial aid, including Pell Grants, work-study, and federal student loans.
Enroll in Payment Plan
Sign up for a payment plan to pay tuition and fees.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Learn about the different types of aid available to you.
Get Help With Essentials
Get local help with all the essentials that you need to survive from food and housing to help with utilities and medical needs.
Pay for School
Get money for school by completing your FAFSA every year. This is how you apply for all federal and state financial aid, including Pell Grants, work-study, and federal student loans.
Student Employment
Working on campus offers flexibility, real-world experience and helps you build connections and references.
Basic Needs Center
Offers child care, pantry and financial literacy to help students with basic needs and remove barriers so they can focus on their education. The center has a lounge space for studying, a kitchen, lockers and computers.
Experiencing a Delay in Registering for Classes Due to Financial Constraints?
→Payment Resources
Smart Start Repayment
For students that are experiencing a short-term or unexpected financial hardship. This program allows you to register for their next semester while still paying a prior semester balance.
Payment Plans
Instead of paying in one large lump sum, monthly payments are spread out equally; making payments more affordable.
→Petition Process
If you have experienced any of these circumstances, these two options for petition are available:
- Death of a close relative
- Injury or illness of the student
- Injury or illness of the student’s dependent or spouse
- Other circumstances outside the student’s control (e.g. jury duty, official military duty, etc.)
Financial Aid & Scholarships Petition Process
Students who fail to meet SAP standards may petition for an exception from SAP requirements due to extenuating circumstances
Student Financial Petition Process
Students who had extenuating circumstances leading them to withdraw from courses can seek a waiver, reduction, or refund of that semester’s tuition.
*Concurrent Enrollment students and students enrolled in self-support-only classes may not be able to access all of these student services because they do not pay student fees.