Financing Your Future

 
 

An Athletic Training education at Pacific University is an investment in your future as a healthcare professional. Let us show you how to plan a financing strategy for your education.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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How can you put a price on the ability to help change people’s lives?

 
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Tuitions and Costs

Financial Aid Programs Many students choose to finance their education with federal student loans. If you plan to seek this form of financial aid, it is important to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible on or after October 1. You can find more details regarding financial aid on our website.

Alternate loans from private lenders are also available. Students should consider federal loans before applying for alternative loans since federal loan repayment options may be superior.

Work-Study Pacific University work-study is a need-based financial aid program that allows eligible students to work on campus or in the community while attending college. Potential students should indicate their interest on their FAFSA.

What Happens Next After receiving your FAFSA data, our Financial Aid Office will design a financial aid package based on your needs. For questions about budgeting, financial aid, repayment, or other monetary concerns, please contact our Financial Aid Office.

Financial Aid Office
Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
503-352-2222 
financialaid@pacificu.edu

 

$1.2K

Average Cost of Books, Supplies, and fees
(PER YEAR)

$31.7K

ANNUAL TUITION For 2023

$275

average Cost of TRANSPORTATION
(per Month)

$1.6K

Average Cost of Rent, Utilities, and Food
(per Month)

 

You can add up the numbers and count the cost of a professional education on paper. However, the value of that investment lies in fulfilling life work, rich professional relationships and serendipitous opportunities. These are inestimable.

 
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