
Financial Aid and the Value of an APU Education
An Investment That Pays Off
An APU education is more affordable, and more rewarding, than you might think. Our students graduate with less student debt than the national average and go on to strong career outcomes:
- Lower debt. APU borrowers owe significantly less than the national median for federal student loans, according to College Factual and the Education Data Initiative.
- Higher earnings. APU alumni earn more than the national average four years after graduation, according to the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard.
Financial aid helps make it possible. Whether you’re starting college, finishing your bachelor’s degree, or pursuing a graduate degree, you may qualify for academic scholarships, nonacademic/participatory scholarships, and federal student aid. These opportunities open the door to an education that helps you reach your professional and personal goals.
Explore the aid available for your path below, and take the next step toward discovering your calling and building a career that lasts.
Financial Aid
The biggest thing I learned is that financial aid is not only need-based; it is available to everyone in many different ways, and there are lots of resources to help families lower the costs of college.Sharon Logan, APU Parent
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]Phone: (626) 815-2020
Fax: (626) 815-3809
Location
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