Types of Aid

Types of Aid

Kettering University is committed to helping students and families navigate the financial aid process and access resources that make a world-class STEM education attainable. Through a combination of grants, scholarships, work-study opportunities, loans, and co-op earnings, students can build a financial plan that supports their academic and professional goals.

For additional details on financial aid options and application processes, contact the Office of Financial Aid:

Location: Campus Center, First Floor
Email: finaid@kettering.edu
Phone: (800) 955-4464 ext. 7859

Need-based financial aid that does not need to be repaid. Grants are awarded based on factors such as financial need, academic merit, and state or federal eligibility.

Learn more about grants

Merit-based and need-based awards that help cover tuition and other educational expenses. Kettering offers a variety of scholarships, including those for academic excellence, leadership, and industry partnerships.

Learn more about scholarships.

A federal program that allows eligible students to earn money through part-time jobs on campus or with approved off-campus employers while gaining valuable experience.

Learn more about work-study.

A form of financial aid that must be repaid. Federal and private loan options are available to help students and families bridge the gap between other aid and total costs.

Learn more about loans.

Unique to Kettering, the cooperative education program allows students to gain professional experience while earning a significant income to support their education. Students can earn between $53,000 and $75,000 over the course of their 4.5-year program.

Learn more about co-op opportunities.