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More than 80 percent of undergraduate students receive some form of financial assistance. We’re here to help you secure the funds you need to support your educational journey! Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is often the first step in qualifying for financial aid.
Scholarships do not need to be repaid and are awarded based on merit or other specific criteria. There are scholarships for future students, continuing students, online students and more.
Loans are financial obligations that must be repaid. These may be federal loans or private loans. Pay close attention to terms and conditions and use a repayment estimator so you know what to expect.
Grants may come from the federal government, the state of Kansas, or Kansas State University, and are usually awarded to students who show financial need. They do not need to be repaid.
Students who show financial need may be able to work part-time on the K-State campus in Manhattan, Salina, or Olathe to help pay for personal and educational expenses.
Explore all payment options and find the best fit for managing your college finances. Pay in person, online, or by mail. Sign up for a payment plan to pay in installments. Options for international students are also available.
Sign up for direct deposit to have any remaining financial aid deposited into a personal bank account. This is the quickest and safest way to receive money that is owed to you. It safeguards against lost checks due to misdelivery or a move.
Grant designated access to your records
Grant access to someone you trust to view and pay your tuition and bills. Any access granted via designated access can be managed in KSIS by you.