FINANCIAL AID
Northpoint College exists to create a cost-efficient, educationally and spiritually dynamic community where students are equipped to participate in the continuing work of Jesus through a rigorous curriculum of academic and theological studies, applied learning, and personal spiritual transformation. Students are able to achieve this vision with the help of financial assistance from scholarships and federal aid
FAFSA
All Northpoint students may apply for federal aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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NORTHPOINT COLLEGE FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID NUMBER: 043139
When you are completing your FAFSA, please contact Kayla Roberts, Financial Aid Assistant, to help you through the process of completion and answer any of your questions at kroberts@northpointcollege.edu. The priority deadline for Financial Aid is March 1 for fall semesters and November 1 for spring semesters. FAFSAs will be accepted after these dates, but available aid may be limited. For more information or to complete your FAFSA, visit fafsa.gov.
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If you would like to get an estimate of how much you may qualify for in advance, visit finaid.org.
TIMELINE
October 1 – FAFSA application available for next academic year
March 1 – Priority Deadline to submit FAFSA for the fall semester
Early September - Orientation
Monday after Labor Day – Fall term begins
ACCESSING AID
To start your financial aid process, first complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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The FAFSA is the first step in potentially opening the door for grant and scholarship opportunities. Students who are interested in receiving financial aid should include our school code on their application.
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If selected for verification, you will receive an email from the Financial Aid Office with instructions on how to complete the necessary next steps.
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Complete the Financial Aid Check-In once your Financial Aid Offer is sent to you.
SCHOLARSHIPS
The most significant scholarship at Northpoint College is the NxtGenNow Scholarship, which is awarded from Grand Rapids First.
In addition, our affiliation with the Assemblies of God allows us to partner with their national scholarships to be used for AG higher education schools. Feel free to browse the links provided to search for other scholarships you might qualify for.
Financial Guidance Resources
You can also check out the following websites for more information on planning and managing finances well:
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Practical Money Skills – a valuable website with a breadth of practical financial advice. Easy to follow.
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Mapping Your Future – more practical advice, along with available counseling.
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Mint – a budgeting and planning resource, great for 21st century.
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My Money.gov – simple advice about managing your resources.
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Citizens Bank Loan Advice – tips and information regarding student loans.
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Nerd Scholar – resources about financial aid and student loans.
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Smart Asset – a debt payoff calculator, making a plan is important!
