Tuition & Financial Aid

The first step on your financial aid journey is to apply for admission to Midland University. Apply today!

Filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is a step that is key to establishing your eligibility for all federal and state student aid, and can help you unlock additional Midland University financial aid resources. Midland’s school code number is 002553.

100% of Midland University students are eligible to receive a scholarship in one of 4 pathways. Information on these 4 pathways and steps to show your interest are available below. Once a student chooses their pathway, is accepted to Midland Univeristy and has submitted their FAFSA (if applicable), they will receive a personalized Financial Aid Offer. This Financial Aid Offer includes university costs minus scholarships and aid, and will also present students with options for paying their remaining educational costs. This is an exciting step in the process, and our team is here every step of the way! Students can view this and other important information in their Admissions portal which becomes available to students at the time of acceptance.

This is where the fun begins! Your Admissions counselor will be ready to walk you through every step of the process from receiving your Financial Aid Offer, to unlocking next steps by paying your deposit when you’ve declared its time to be #MidlandBound.

Scholarships offered through high schools, communities, foundations, and other organizations are a great way to help finance a college education. Take a look at our Outside Scholarships page for a list of resources that could be helpful in your scholarship search.

Midland University offers on-campus employment, also known as Work-Study, to all students. Getting started is simple; you just need to apply for a position through the Handshake job board on Midland University’s Career Studio page and be hired by the position supervisor.

Typical work assignments range from three to seven hours per week. Besides providing additional finances, on-campus employment offers students an opportunity to gain professional experience with positions offered in administrative and faculty offices, the library, residence halls, and campus maintenance.

Off-campus employment is also readily available for Midland students. The Fremont community and surrounding areas have long been very supportive of Midland and offer our students numerous part-time employment opportunities. Off-campus opportunities can be found on Midland University’s Career Center page, as well.

Midland University is pleased to help families enroll in an interest-free payment plan to split each semester’s total educational cost into monthly payments. Enrollment can be set up online through the student’s Warrior Central account at my.midlandu.edu; on the left side under Tools, click “Pay My Account”. Payment plans can be set up as early as June for the Fall semester and as early as December for the Spring semester. Payment plans have a $30 set up fee and only last one semester.

For more information, please refer to our Payment Options page.

The PLUS loan allows a credit-worthy parent to borrow to cover a student’s educational costs. Parents can use their FSA ID to apply for the loan at www.studentaid.gov after April 1. For more information, please refer to our Payment Options page.

The Financial Aid Office does not provide a preferred lender list for private education loans. However, we do offer FastChoice as a tool to compare lenders’ interest rates in real-time. As a borrower, you have the right to choose any private lender that you prefer, regardless of whether they are listed on the FastChoice tool or not. When reviewing different private loan programs, be sure to compare loan fees, interest rates, repayment, etc. For more information, please refer to our Payment Options page.