5 Ways to Fund Your LUEA Education
Start Here: Complete the FAFSA
Filling out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is your first step. Even if you’re not
eligible for a Pell Grant or federal loans (such as for certificate programs), many scholarships require
you to have a FAFSA on file.
> Apply at www.studentaid.gov (Lincoln University’s school code: 002479)
Need help? Check out journeytocollege.mo.gov/pay/ or reach out to Student Financial Services at sfs@lincolnu.edu.- External Scholarships
- Private Loans
- Women's Grants
- Military Benefits
- Fast Track Workforce Incentive Grant
Military benefits questions? Contact:
Adrienne Allen
P: 573-681-5352
E: AllenA2@lincolnu.edu
Receiving state assistance? Talk with your social services counselor. Some programs cover part or all of your continuing education.
Check with the resources below to see if you are eligible for support from their multiple programs.
Rolla Job Center:
Phelps, Meramac, Maries, Dent, Crawford, Washington counties:
Charli
P: 417-664-1248,
E: Cconner@copicinc.org
Phelps, Pulaski, Dent, Maries, Crawford counties:
Jenna
P: 573-341-1719,
E: Jsnodgrass@copicinc.org
Lebanon Job Center:
Laclede, Camden, Miller, Morgan counties:
Amanda
P: 417-650-7797
E: Ariley@copicinc.org
Get creative and explore every option!
- Employer tuition reimbursement (check with HR)
- Help from family, friends, faith groups, or non-profits
- Local scholarships from banks, electric co-ops, or professional organizations
- Payment plans directly with Lincoln University (ask Student Financial Services for details)
- Personal loans, if needed
