Financial Aid at Spelman
Get Financial Aid
The Spelman Office of Financial Aid is here to assist students in financing their college education. Most of the funds administered by the Office of Financial Aid come from federal and state sources, in the form of grants, scholarships, work-study, and student loans. The eligibility of these types of financial aid is determined based on the formula approved by Congress and used by the Department of Education through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
At Spelman College, we value our students and are committed to making your education affordable. In addition to state and federal funds, the College invests from its own resources in support of financial aid programs to ensure that we attract students of high caliber who will enrich campus life with their academic and co-curricular achievements, and interests.
Last year, more than 90 percent of our students received some form of financial assistance to support their enrollment and success. Regardless of your family income, there are programs available to help finance the cost of your education. Learn more about the kinds of aid offered at Spelman College.
Learn About Financial Aid
To help simplify the financial aid process, we provide a variety of resources and information to help you learn about different options for financing your Spelman education.
Contact Our Office
In order to provide the best customer service to students, we offer our services in a variety of virtual, online formats. Email is the best way to connect with our staff. Utilizing emails helps us better serve you, giving our staff an opportunity to research your question before responding. Contact your financial aid advisor.
Other Resources
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| Student Account Center |
| Cares Act |
| FAFSA |
| Student Employment Databases |
| Private Loans Only |
Paying for College: There is a smart way to pay for college and you can do it. Learn about funding options and create a savvy financing plan to help you get through school.
Money Management: Don't graduate with a poor credit score and a mountain of debt. Create a budget and develop the skills to be in the financial driver's seat when you graduate.
Real-World Finance: Learn how to navigate the road ahead. Manage your student loan repayment and find guidance on housing, auto, career, benefits, and more.