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Types of Aid

Awards and Benefits

We know that educational costs can feel overwhelming. In addition to loans, scholarships and work opportunities, be sure to consider other credits and benefits that may be available to you. Listed below are additional resources families may want to explore to help cover these costs. We are available to answer your questions. Please contact us any time.

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Awards, Benefits and Credits

Multiple Sibling Award

$2,000 per year, per eligible sibling | Quinnipiac University

Benefit / Credit

Quinnipiac Multiple Sibling Awards are available to full-time, undergraduate and graduate siblings concurrently enrolled paying two or more full-time tuitions. The multiple sibling award is a tuition-only award, therefore it may not be used on top of other tuition benefits or toward housing, fees or indirect expenses.

Educational Savings and Tax Credits

Various Amounts | U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

Benefit / Credit

There are a variety of educational savings plans and tax credits designed to help families save for college while also gaining tax benefits. Tax credits, deductions and savings plans can help taxpayers with their expenses for higher education. Families must meet specific eligibility criteria to qualify.

Employer Benefits

Various Amounts

Benefit / Credit

Your employer may provide opportunities for receiving educational benefits for you, your spouse or dependent children. Visit the human resources office at your current place of employment for details.

Tuition Exchange Benefits

Tuition Exchange

Benefit / Credit

If you work at a college or university, you also may qualify for tuition exchange benefits.

Veterans and Military Benefits

Eligible veterans of the armed forces may qualify for educational benefits. We proudly participate in the "Yellow Ribbon Program." 

We also offer opportunities to participate in Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC), taken in addition to your regular college classes, which prepares you to become an officer in the U.S. Military.

Learn more about veterans and military benefits

Questions?

We‘re here to help provide additional information and answer your questions about the financial aid process.

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