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One of the significant changes under OBBBA is the requirement that federal loans must be prorated based on student鈥檚 enrollment status: 

• Students enrolled less than full-time (12+ credits for undergraduate Rindge, 6+ credits for undergraduate online and all graduate programs) will have their annual loan amounts reduced proportionally based on the percentage of full-time enrollment. Example: An undergraduate Rindge student enrolled half-time (6 credits per term) will receive only 50% of their annual loan limit (see loan limits listed below).  

This is a change from prior practice where part-time students enrolled at least half-time could still receive the full loan allocation per term.  

Undergraduate students will still have access to Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans 

What stays the same: 

• Annual and aggregate loan limits remain the same (although undergraduate loans will count toward the new lifetime limits).鈥�
• Undergraduates will still have access to鈥疐ederal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans. 

 
What鈥檚 new: 

• 鈥疉nnual loan amounts are adjusted down if student is enrolled less than full-time.
• 鈥疧ther loan types like the鈥�Federal Parent PLUS Loan鈥痭ow have new caps (see below)
• Loan amounts that have been repaid, forgiven, or otherwise discharged will now continue to count toward lifetime loan limits. 

Effective Date: July 1, 2026, for new borrowers who have not previously borrowed a direct loan in their current course of study.鈥�  

OBBBA has major changes for graduate and professional student borrowing as follows: 

• Graduate PLUS Loans will鈥�no longer be available for new borrowers鈥痑s of July 1, 2026***.
• Graduate students will be limited to鈥�Direct Unsubsidized Loans鈥痺颈迟丑:
• Annual limit: $20,500
• Aggregate limit: $100,000
• Loan amounts are prorated for less than full-time enrollment (6 graduate credits). 

***鈥�Legacy Provision: 

A student can continue to borrow from the Graduate PLUS Loan program if: 

1. The student has a Federal Direct Grad PLUS Loan disbursed before July 1, 2026, while enrolled in a credentialed program of study,鈥�and;
2. The student is enrolled in the same credentialed program,鈥�and;
3. The student has not withdrawn or had interrupted enrollment in their course of study. 

Under these conditions, and assuming all other eligibility requirements are met,鈥痶he student may continue to borrow from the Graduate PLUS Loan as long as their total enrollment in the program does not exceed the shorter of 3 years or the published length of the program.

Effective Date: July 1, 2026, for new borrowers. 

Federal Parent PLUS loans鈥痺ill now be capped at: 

• $20,000* per year per dependent student
• $65,000** lifetime per dependent student 

 

These caps are new, replacing the prior ability for parents to borrow up to the full鈥�cost of attendance鈥痺ithout a lifetime limit. 

* Limits apply to all parents of a student, regardless of whether one or more parents are borrowing on a student鈥檚 behalf. 

** Legacy Provision: 

Parent(s) can continue to borrow funds from the Parent PLUS Loan program exceeding these new limits if: 

1. The student has a Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan disbursed before July 1, 2026, while the dependent student was enrolled in a credentialed program of study,鈥�and;
2. The student is enrolled in the same credentialed program. 

Under these conditions, a parent may continue to borrow from the Parent PLUS Loan for 3 academic years or until their dependent student reaches the end of their program of study, whichever comes first. 

Students will no longer be eligible for a Pell Grant if their Student Aid Index (SAI) exceeds twice the maximum Pell award for a given year. For the 2026-2027 academic year, with a maximum Pell award of $7,395, any applicant with an SAI of $14,790 or higher will be ineligible for Pell Grant funding. 

Students who receive grants or scholarships from non-federal sources covering their entire COA (full ride) are ineligible to receive a Pell Grant, even if otherwise eligible for the program. 

The 2026 - 2027 FAFSA is Now OPEN! 

Our Student Financial Services team uses the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine need-based aid eligibility. Our federal school code is the same for ALL our campuses, including online and centers - 002575.The code must be included on the FAFSA to ensure FPU receives a copy of your application.  

Why You Should File the FAFSA Every Year 

Think of the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) as your annual ticket to making college more affordable. Whether you鈥檙e a first-year student or a senior, filing every year is the most important step you can take to secure your financial future. 

Here is why you can鈥檛 afford to skip it: 

• It鈥檚 Not Just for Grants: Even if you don't qualify for "free" money like the Pell Grant, the also FAFSA is the gateway to work-study programs, low-interest federal student loans, some state grant funds, and many private scholarships require an annual FAFSA on file with the school. 
• Circumstances Change: Financial aid isn鈥檛 "one and done." If your family鈥檚 financial situation changes鈥攐r if tuition rates shift鈥攜our eligibility might increase. Filing annually ensures your aid package reflects your current needs.
• First-Come, First-Served: Many states and institutional funds are limited. By filing as soon as the application opens, you put yourself at the front of the line for "campus-based" aid that often runs out early. 
• It鈥檚 Easier the Second Time: Once you鈥檝e filed once, many of your details will pre-populate in future years, making the renewal process much faster than the initial application. 

Don't leave money on the table. No matter your income level, filing the FAFSA ensures you have a safety net and access to every resource available to help you graduate, sometimes with less debt.

Federal Direct Student Loans 

The federal government sets limits on annual borrowing as well as lifetime (aggregate) borrowing per student. The aggregate loan limits include any Subsidized Federal Direct (Stafford) Loans or Unsubsidized Federal Direct (Stafford) Loans you may have previously received at a prior institution. If the total loan amount you receive over the course of your education reaches the aggregate loan limit, you are not eligible to receive additional loans for that degree level.  

 Effective July 1, 2026, prior loans that have been paid in full, discharged or forgiven, will still be included in annual lifetime limits.  

 The chart below outlines the federal loan limits per class/program level:  

 

***鈥�Dependent students whose parents are unable to obtain PLUS Loans are eligible for Independent student limits

Below is an estimate of the semester and annual program costs for our undergraduate students attending our Rindge campus for the 2026-27 academic year. The COA consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. The outline lists pricing per semester and for the full year. The COA includes the cost for our standard double housing rooms and All Access meal plan. Should our students opt for alternate room or meal plan, their direct (billed) costs will vary accordingly. There is a full listing of available rooms and meal plans and their respective costs included on this page.  

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the university. These costs are estimated based on price averages in the region and can vary greatly by student. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

 

As mentioned above, our standard cost of attendance includes the price of a standard, double room, and the All-Access meal plan. Below is an outline of the costs for each room type by building and all available meal plans. If you elect an alternate room type or meal plan, please adjust your expected costs accordingly.  

 
 

 

Financial Aid Application & Renewal - FAFSA 

All eligible undergraduate students are encouraged to file the Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA) annually to determine their eligibility for need-based aid and to access federal student loans. The application is available online at  and it opens up on October 1 each year.   

Please be sure to include our federal school code 002575 to ensure we receive a copy of your application.  

Verification 

If your FAFSA has been selected for a review process called 鈥渧erification,鈥� this process must be completed prior to the start of classes and aid disbursements. Our office will reach out to you via email, to request required tax and/or other information. Please respond promptly to all requests for information to ensure a smooth and efficient aid renewal process. 

Incoming Students 

Students who are applying for admission to 51福利社 are encouraged to complete the financial aid application process as quickly as possible. Please submit your FAFSA as soon as possible and be sure to include our federal school code 002575 to ensure we receive a copy of your application. 

Once we receive your FAFSA, the staff in our Office of Student Financial Services (OSFS) will review the data and evaluate each student for need-based aid eligibility. We will then tailor a financial aid offer for the student, adding all eligible & available sources of institutional, state, and federal aid. Once the aid offer is complete, the student will receive emailed instructions on how to review and accept/decline the aid offer online. 

Fall 2026 & Spring 2027 incoming students, who are enrolled full time and live in campus housing can receive $31,000 - $35,500 in Merit Scholarships.  

Students who live off campus and commute daily are subject to a 26% reduction in merit awards.  

First-time federal loan borrowers 

If you are a first-time federal loan borrower at Franklin 51福利社, you will receive email reminders email regarding other actions you may need to complete to finalize the aid process: 

1. Entrance Counseling:鈥疘f this is your first time borrowing as a student at 51福利社, you will need to complete the Entrance Counseling webinar available online via the Federal Student Aid website: . 

1. Master Promissory Note:鈥�If this is your first time borrowing as a student at 51福利社, you will need to sign the Master Promissory Note available online via the Federal Student Aid website: . 

1. Refund Request Form:鈥疘f you are borrowing loan funds exceeding your billed charges (to use for books and/or other education-related expenses), we will refund the excess funds to you after the add/drop period has ended. Please complete the Direct Deposit Refund form as the refund will process to the account on file as indicated by the student via the.
    Direct Deposit Refund Form 

Continuing Students 

Students who are returning to 51福利社 for the next academic year must submit their FAFSA as soon as possible. The application is available annually on Oct 1st.  Please be sure to include our federal school code 002575 so that your processed FAFSA results are delivered to 51福利社.  

Continuing students will be notified of their financial aid renewal information as early as possible each year but no later than June 1st, if we have received all the information needed to complete the renewal. Providing nothing has changed in the students鈥� family finances, the renewed award will mirror the students鈥� prior year awards. The Office of Student Financial Services (OSFS@franklinierce.edu) will email the award notification to continuing students鈥� Franklin 51福利社 email address with instructions on how to review and accept/decline the aid online.鈥� 

Federal Direct Student Loans 

The federal government has set limits on annual borrowing as well as lifetime (aggregate) borrowing per student. The aggregate loan limits include any Subsidized Federal Stafford Loans or Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loans you may have previously received at a prior institution. If the total loan amount you receive over the course of your education reaches the aggregate loan limit, you are not eligible to receive additional loans for that degree level. However, if you repay some of your loans to bring the outstanding loan debt below the aggregate loan limit, you could then borrow again, up to the amount of your remaining eligibility under the aggregate loan limit. 

The chart below outlines the federal loan limits per class/program level:  

 

***鈥�Dependent students whose parents are unable to obtain PLUS Loans are eligible for independent student limits 

Federal Loan Fees & Interest Rates 

The government sets interest rates annually for federal direct student loans as well as assessing an origination fee that is deducted from the loans at the time of disbursement. If you are unsure as to how much you should borrow (Parent PLUS loans) please use our federal loan calculators to assist you in assessing the loan fee, etc. FPU Loan Fee Calculator 

The table below outlines the most recent loan fees and interest rates as set by the federal government:  

Interest rates (for loans first disbursed between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026): 

• Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans (Undergraduate):鈥�6.39%
• Direct Unsubsidized Loans (Graduate/Professional):鈥�7.94%
• Direct PLUS Loans (Parents and Graduate/Professional):鈥�8.94%鈥� 

 Origination fees (for loans disbursed on or after October 1, 2020) 

•  Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans:鈥�1.057% 
• Direct PLUS Loans:鈥�4.228%鈥� 

Alternative Financing 

If you intend to use private loans to fund your education, and you are researching loans, please refer to the Preferred Lender List on our website: . 

If you opt to work with a lender that is not on our list, please reach out to the Office of Student Financial Services to ensure that we have the information needed to certify and process your loan disbursements to your account.  

Credit Balance Refunds 

Any excess aid on student accounts after FPU charges have cleared, can be used for any education-related expenses the student may have. These funds are released to the student in the form of a refund once the add/drop period has ended each term. Please be sure to complete the Direct Deposit Refund form as the refund will process to the account on file as indicated by the student via the. Direct Deposit Refund Form 

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by semester/term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each semester/term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing 

Below is an estimate of the term and annual program costs for our undergraduate students attending courses online for the 2026 - 2027 academic year. The COA consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. The outline lists pricing per term and for the full year. The only direct cost quoted for the online undergraduate programs is Tuition as that is the only item that will be directly billed by FPU. The remaining costs listed are indirect costs.   

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the university. These costs are estimated based on price averages in the region and can vary greatly by student. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

 

 

Financial Aid Application & Renewal - FAFSA 

All eligible undergraduate students are encouraged to file the Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA) annually to determine their eligibility for need-based aid and to access federal student loans. The application is available online at  and it opens up on October 1 annually.   

Please be sure to include our federal school code 002575 to ensure we receive a copy of your application.  

Verification 

If your FAFSA has been selected for a review process called 鈥渧erification,鈥� this process must be completed prior to the start of classes and aid disbursements. Our office will reach out to you via email, to request required tax and/or other information. Please respond promptly to all requests for information to ensure a smooth and efficient aid renewal process. 

Incoming Students 

Students who are applying for admission to 51福利社 are encouraged to complete the financial aid application process as quickly as possible. Please submit your FAFSA as soon as possible and be sure to include our federal school code 002575 to ensure we receive a copy of your application. 

Once we receive your FAFSA, the staff in our Office of Student Financial Services (OSFS) will review the data and evaluate each student for need-based aid eligibility. We will then tailor a financial aid offer for the student, adding all eligible & available sources of institutional, state, and federal aid. Once the aid offer is complete, the student will receive emailed instructions on how to review and accept/decline the aid offer online. 

First-time federal loan borrowers 

If you are a first-time federal loan borrower at Franklin 51福利社, you will receive email reminders email regarding other actions you may need to complete to finalize the aid process: 

1. Entrance Counseling:鈥疘f this is your first time borrowing as a student at 51福利社, you will need to complete the Entrance Counseling webinar available online via the Federal Student Aid website: . 

1. Master Promissory Note:鈥�If this is your first time borrowing as a student at 51福利社, you will need to sign the Master Promissory Note available online via the Federal Student Aid website: . 

1. Refund Request Form:鈥疘f you are borrowing loan funds exceeding your billed charges (to use for books and/or other education-related expenses), we will refund the excess funds to you after the add/drop period has ended. Please complete the Direct Deposit Refund form as the refund will process to the account on file as indicated by the student via the. Direct Deposit Refund Form 

Continuing Students 

Students who are returning to 51福利社 for the next academic year must submit their FAFSA as soon as possible. The application is available annually on Oct 1st.  Please be sure to include our federal school code 002575 so that your processed FAFSA results are delivered to 51福利社.  

Continuing students will be notified of their financial aid renewal information as early as possible each year but no later than June 1st, if we have received all the information needed to complete the renewal. Providing nothing has changed in the students鈥� family finances, the renewed award will mirror the students鈥� prior year awards. The Office of Student Financial Services (OSFS@franklinierce.edu) will email the award notification to continuing students鈥� Franklin 51福利社 email address with instructions on how to review and accept/decline the aid online.鈥� 

Federal Direct Student Loans 

The federal government has set limits on annual borrowing as well as lifetime (aggregate) borrowing per student. The aggregate loan limits include any Subsidized Federal Stafford Loans or Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loans you may have previously received at a prior institution. If the total loan amount you receive over the course of your education reaches the aggregate loan limit, you are not eligible to receive additional loans for that degree level. However, if you repay some of your loans to bring the outstanding loan debt below the aggregate loan limit, you could then borrow again, up to the amount of your remaining eligibility under the aggregate loan limit. 

The chart below outlines the federal loan limits per class/program level:  

 

***鈥�Dependent students whose parents are unable to obtain PLUS Loans are eligible for Independent student limits 

Federal Loan Fees & Interest Rates 

The government sets interest rates annually for federal direct student loans as well as assessing an origination fee that is deducted from the loans at the time of disbursement. If you are unsure as to how much you should borrow (Parent PLUS loans) please use our federal loan calculators to assist you in assessing the loan fee, etc. FPU Loan Fee Calculator 

The table below outlines the most recent loan fees and interest rates as set by the federal government:  

Interest rates (for loans first disbursed between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026): 

• Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans (Undergraduate):鈥�6.39% 
• Direct Unsubsidized Loans (Graduate/Professional):鈥�7.94%
• Direct PLUS Loans (Parents and Graduate/Professional):鈥�8.94%鈥� 

Origination fees (for loans disbursed on or after October 1, 2020) 

•  Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans:鈥�1.057% 
• Direct PLUS Loans:鈥�4.228%鈥� 

Alternative Financing 

If you intend to use private loans to fund your education, and you are researching loans, please refer to the Preferred Lender List on our website: . 

 If you opt to work with a lender that is not on our list, please reach out to the Office of Student Financial Services to ensure that we have the information needed to certify and process your loan disbursements to your account.  

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by semester/term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each semester/term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing 

The following FPU Graduate programs are taught in four (4) consecutive 12-week terms each academic year. Below is an outline Estimated Cost of Attendance for the 2026 - 2027 academic year. The COA鈥檚 listed in this section are for the following programs:  

• Master of Education (MEd) 
• Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
• Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (MA-CMHC) 

Cost of attendance consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. Payment arrangements must be made by the first day of each term to ensure a smooth billing process. Direct Costs are the same for all students, regardless of residency.  

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the program. These costs are estimated based on price averages in the region and can vary greatly by student. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

 

FINANCIAL AID 鈥� Financing Options 

The majority of our graduate students use a combination of federal and private loans to cover their annual program costs and use credit balance refunds to help cover their indirect costs such as books and travel.  

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan  

Students who wish to use a federal direct loan (Stafford loans) to pay for a portion of their costs, have to file an annual FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The application is available online at  and opens on October 1 each year for the subsequent award year.  

Students who opt to use the federal direct loan must complete the required loan documents online; Sign a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and complete the Entrance Counseling (EC) webinar. We are not able to originate and process federal loans until these documents have been submitted to our office electronically. The documents can be accessed via the students鈥� FSA account online at . 

The maximum federal direct loan amount available is $20,500 per year, and it will be split equally between terms. 

Private Loans 

51福利社 works with many different private lenders each year. Our lenders strive to have a variety of loan products available to our students with different options for repayment terms such as length of repayment, interest rate, in-school loan deferment and more. For more information on applications as well as to review and compare the lenders we generally work with, please navigate to our preferred lender list: . Select Graduate under Program to view, compare and apply for a private loan.  

Students are able to work with lenders not on our list, such as credit unions, etc. If you opt to work with a lender not on our list, please reach out to our office to connect us with your lending institution to ensure a smooth transfer of funds. osfs@franklinpierce.edu.  

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing.  

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes. 

The MBA program is taught in five (5) consecutive 8-week terms each academic year. Students who enroll full-time 鈥� 6 credits per term 鈥� can earn their degree in one year (12 months). Below is an Estimated Cost of Attendance for the 2026 - 2027 academic year.  

Cost of attendance consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. Payment arrangements must be made by the first day of each term to ensure a smooth billing process. Direct Costs are the same for all students, regardless of residency.  

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the program. These costs are estimated based on price averages in the region and can vary greatly by student. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

 

As many of our MBA students live and work as Graduate Assistants on our Rindge, NH campus, we have included a separate COA, listing campus housing prices (sample is Granite 鈥� single room) and meal plan costs.  

**Note 鈥� Due to software limitations, campus housing is billed twice per academic year, at the start of the undergraduate Rindge fall and spring semesters.  

 

FINANCIAL AID 鈥� Financing Options 

Most of our graduate students use a combination of federal and private loans to cover their annual program costs and use credit balance refunds to help cover their indirect costs such as books and travel.  

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan  

Students who wish to use a federal direct loan (Stafford loans) to pay for a portion of their costs, must file an annual FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The application is available online at  and opens on October 1 each year for the subsequent award year.  

Students who opt to use the federal direct loan must complete the required loan documents online; Sign a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and complete the Entrance Counseling (EC) webinar. We cannot originate and process federal loans until these documents have been submitted to our office electronically. The documents can be accessed via the students鈥� FSA account online at . 

The maximum federal direct loan amount available is $20,500 per year, and it will be split equally between terms. 

Private Loans 

51福利社 works with many different private lenders each year. Our lenders strive to have a variety of loan products available to our students with different options for repayment terms such as length of repayment, interest rate, in-school loan deferment and more. For more information on applications as well as to review and compare the lenders we generally work with, please navigate to our preferred lender list: . Select Graduate under Program to view, compare and apply for a private loan.  

Students can work with lenders who are not on our list, such as credit unions, etc. If you opt to work with a lender not on our list, please reach out to our office to connect us with your lending institution to ensure a smooth transfer of funds. osfs@franklinpierce.edu.  

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing 

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes.  

The Master鈥檚 Entry Program in Nursing is taught in four (4) consecutive 12-week terms. Below is an outline of the direct (billed) costs for this program. The Master鈥檚 Entry Program in Nursing is taught in four (4) consecutive 12-week terms. Below is an Estimated Cost of Attendance for the 2026 - 2027 academic year.  

The COA consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. Payment arrangements must be made by the first day of each term to ensure a smooth billing process. Direct Costs are the same for all students, regardless of residency.  

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the program. These costs are estimated based on price averages in the region and can vary greatly by student. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

 

FINANCIAL AID 鈥� Financing options 

Most of our graduate students use a combination of federal and private loans to cover their annual program costs and use credit balance refunds to help cover their indirect costs such as books and travel.  

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan  

Students who wish to use a federal direct loan (Stafford loans) to pay for a portion of their costs, must file an annual FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The application is available online at  and opens on October 1 each year for the subsequent award year.  

Students who opt to use the federal direct loan must complete the required loan documents online; Sign a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and complete the Entrance Counseling (EC) webinar. We cannot originate and process federal loans until these documents have been submitted to our office electronically. The documents can be accessed via the students鈥� FSA account online at . 

The maximum federal direct loan amount available is $20,500 per year, and it will be split equally between terms. 

Private Loans 

51福利社 works with many different private lenders each year. Our lenders strive to have a variety of loan products available to our students with different options for repayment terms such as length of repayment, interest rate, in-school loan deferment and more. For more information on applications as well as to review and compare the lenders we generally work with, please navigate to our preferred lender list: . Select Graduate under Program to view, compare and apply for a private loan.  

Students can work with lenders who are not on our list, such as credit unions, etc. If you opt to work with a lender not on our list, please reach out to our office to connect us with your lending institution to ensure a smooth transfer of funds. osfs@franklinpierce.edu.  

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing 

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes.  

Below is an estimate of the term and program costs for our MPAS NH program for the 2025 - 2026 & 2026 - 2027 academic years respectively. Cost of attendance consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. Payment arrangements must be made by the first day of each term to ensure a smooth billing process. Direct Costs are the same for all students, regardless of residency.  

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the program. These costs are estimated based on cost averages in the region. These costs can vary greatly by student and are differentiated by students who live in NH and those who reside elsewhere, as the latter group will incur higher expenses for travel and lodging. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

The following estimated annual indirect costs are based on averages from the region and can vary significantly by student. The costs are separated by student residency 鈥� NH residents and non-NH residents to help out-of-state students assess their possible housing & meal costs for the duration of their program. Total estimated annual program costs are also listed by residency. Please note that cost of attendance can be adjusted to actuals for each individual student as needed.  

 

The following estimated annual indirect costs are based on averages from the region and can vary significantly by student. The costs are separated by student residency 鈥� NH residents and non-NH residents to help out-of-state students assess their possible housing & meal costs for the duration of their program. Total estimated annual program costs are also listed by residency. Please note that cost of attendance can be adjusted to actuals for each individual student as needed.  

 

 

The following estimated annual indirect costs are based on averages from the region and can vary significantly by student. The costs are separated by student residency 鈥� NH residents and non-NH residents to help out-of-state students assess their possible housing & meal costs for the duration of their program. Total estimated annual program costs are also listed by residency. Please note that cost of attendance can be adjusted to actuals for each individual student as needed.  

 

 

FINANCIAL AID 鈥� Financing Options 

Most of our students use a combination of federal and private loans to cover their annual program costs and use credit balance refunds to help cover their indirect costs such as books and travel.  

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan  

Students who wish to use a federal direct loan (Stafford loans) to pay for a portion of their costs, must file an annual FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The application is available online at and opens on October 1 each year for the subsequent award year.  

Students who opt to use the federal direct loan must complete the required loan documents online; Sign a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and complete the Entrance Counseling (EC) webinar. We cannot originate and process federal loans until these documents have been submitted to our office electronically. The documents can be accessed via the students鈥� FSA account online at , 

The maximum federal direct loan amount available is $20,500 per year, and it will be split equally between terms. 

Private Loans 

51福利社 works with many different private lenders each year. Our lenders strive to have a variety of loan products available to our students with different options for repayment terms such as length of repayment, interest rate, in-school loan deferment and more. For more information on applications as well as to review and compare the lenders we generally work with, please navigate to our preferred lender list: . Select Graduate under Program to view, compare and apply for a private loan.  

Students can work with lenders who are not on our list, such as credit unions, etc. If you opt to work with a lender not on our list, please reach out to our office to connect us with your lending institution to ensure a smooth transfer of funds. osfs@franklinpierce.edu.  

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing. 

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes.  

Below is an estimate of the term and program costs for our MPAS AZ program for the 2025 - 2026 & 2026 - 2027 academic years respectively. Cost of attendance consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. Payment arrangements must be made by the first day of each term to ensure a smooth billing process. Direct Costs are the same for all students, regardless of residency.  

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the program. These costs are estimated based on cost averages in the region. These costs can vary greatly by student and are differentiated by students who live in AZ and those who reside elsewhere, as the latter group will incur higher expenses for travel and lodging. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

 

The following estimated annual indirect costs are based on averages from the region and can vary significantly by student. The costs are separated by student residency 鈥� AZ residents and non-AZ residents to help out-of-state students assess their possible housing and meal costs for the duration of their program. Total estimated annual program costs are also listed by residency. Please note that cost of attendance can be adjusted to actuals for each individual student as needed.  

  

 
The following estimated annual indirect costs are based on averages from the region and can vary significantly by student. The costs are separated by student residency 鈥� AZ residents and non-AZ residents to help out-of-state students assess their possible housing and meal costs for the duration of their program. Total estimated annual program costs are also listed by residency. Please note that cost of attendance can be adjusted to actuals for each individual student as needed. 

 

FINANCIAL AID 鈥� Financing Options 

Most of our students use a combination of federal and private loans to cover their annual program costs and use credit balance refunds to help cover their indirect costs such as books and travel.  

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan  

Students who wish to use a federal direct loan (Stafford loans) to pay for a portion of their costs, must file an annual FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The application is available online at and opens on October 1 each year for the subsequent award year.  

Students who opt to use the federal direct loan must complete the required loan documents online; Sign a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and complete the Entrance Counseling (EC) webinar. We cannot originate and process federal loans until these documents have been submitted to our office electronically. The documents can be accessed via the students鈥� FSA account online at , 

The maximum federal direct loan amount available is $20,500 per year, and it will be split equally between terms. 

Private Loans 

51福利社 works with many different private lenders each year. Our lenders strive to have a variety of loan products available to our students with different options for repayment terms such as length of repayment, interest rate, in-school loan deferment and more. For more information on applications as well as to review and compare the lenders we generally work with, please navigate to our preferred lender list: . Select Graduate under Program to view, compare and apply for a private loan.  

Students can work with lenders who are not on our list, such as credit unions, etc. If you opt to work with a lender not on our list, please reach out to our office to connect us with your lending institution to ensure a smooth transfer of funds. osfs@franklinpierce.edu.  

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing. 

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes.  

Below is an estimate of the term and program costs for our MPAS TX program for the 2025 - 2026 & 2026 - 2027 academic years respectively. The COA consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. Payment arrangements must be made by the first day of each term to ensure a smooth billing process. Direct Costs are the same for all students, regardless of residency.  

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the program. These costs estimated based on cost averages in the region. These costs can vary greatly by student and are differentiated by students who live in TX and those who reside elsewhere, as the latter group will incur higher expenses for travel and lodging. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

 

The following estimated annual indirect costs are based on averages from the region and can vary significantly by student. The costs are separated by student residency 鈥� AZ residents and non-AZ residents to help out-of-state students assess their possible housing & meal costs for the duration of their program. Total estimated annual program costs are also listed by residency. Please note that cost of attendance can be adjusted to actuals for each individual student as needed.  

 

 

The following estimated annual indirect costs are based on averages from the region and can vary significantly by student. The costs are separated by student residency 鈥� AZ residents and non-AZ residents to help out-of-state students assess their possible housing & meal costs for the duration of their program. Total estimated annual program costs are also listed by residency. Please note that cost of attendance can be adjusted to actuals for each individual student as needed.  

 

FINANCIAL AID 鈥� Financing Options 

Most of our students use a combination of federal and private loans to cover their annual program costs and use credit balance refunds to help cover their indirect costs such as books and travel.  

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan  

Students who wish to use a federal direct loan (Stafford loans) to pay for a portion of their costs, must file an annual FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The application is available online at and opens on October 1 each year for the subsequent award year.  

Students who opt to use the federal direct loan must complete the required loan documents online; Sign a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and complete the Entrance Counseling (EC) webinar. We cannot originate and process federal loans until these documents have been submitted to our office electronically. The documents can be accessed via the students鈥� FSA account online at , 

The maximum federal direct loan amount available is $20,500 per year, and it will be split equally between terms. 

Private Loans 

51福利社 works with many different private lenders each year. Our lenders strive to have a variety of loan products available to our students with different options for repayment terms such as length of repayment, interest rate, in-school loan deferment and more. For more information on applications as well as to review and compare the lenders we generally work with, please navigate to our preferred lender list: . Select Graduate under Program to view, compare and apply for a private loan.  

Students can work with lenders who are not on our list, such as credit unions, etc. If you opt to work with a lender not on our list, please reach out to our office to connect us with your lending institution to ensure a smooth transfer of funds. osfs@franklinpierce.edu.  

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing. 

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes.  

Below is an estimate of the term and program costs for our DPT AZ program for the 2026 - 2027 academic year. The COA consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. Payment arrangements must be made by the first day of each term to ensure a smooth billing process. Direct Costs are the same for all students, regardless of residency.  

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the program. These costs estimated based on cost averages in the region. These costs can vary greatly by student and our estimate is based on pricing for AZ residents. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

 

The following estimated annual indirect costs are based on averages from the region and can vary significantly by student. Please note that cost of attendance can be adjusted to actuals for each individual student as needed. 

 

 

FINANCIAL AID 鈥� Financing Options 

Most of our students use a combination of federal and private loans to cover their annual program costs and use credit balance refunds to help cover their indirect costs such as rent, meals, books, and travel.  

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan  

Students who wish to use a federal direct loan (Stafford Loans) to pay for a portion of their costs must file an annual FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The application is available online at  and opens on October 1 each year for the subsequent award year.  

Students who opt to use the federal direct loan must complete the required loan documents online; Sign a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and complete the Entrance Counseling (EC) webinar. We are not able to originate and process federal loans until these documents have been submitted to our office electronically. The documents can be accessed via the students鈥� FSA account online at . 

The maximum federal direct loan amount available is $20,500 per year, and it will be split equally between terms. 

Private Loans 

51福利社 works with many different private lenders each year. Our lenders strive to have a variety of loan products available to our students with different options for repayment terms such as length of repayment, interest rate, in-school loan deferment and more. For more information on applications as well as to review and compare the lenders we generally work with, please navigate to our preferred lender list: . Select Graduate under Program to view, compare and apply for a private loan.  

Students can work with lenders who are not on our list, such as credit unions, etc. If you opt to work with a lender not on our list, please reach out to our office to connect us with your lending institution to ensure a smooth transfer of funds. osfs@franklinpierce.edu.  

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing 

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes.  

Below is an estimate of the term and program costs for our DPT NH program for the 2026 - 2027 academic year. The COA consists of direct costs, which are directly billed to the student by FPU and indirect costs, which can vary greatly by student and are always based on cost estimates in the region at the time the COA was created.   

Direct (Billed) Costs 

These are costs that will be billed directly to the student each term. Payment arrangements must be made by the first day of each term to ensure a smooth billing process. Direct Costs are the same for all students, regardless of residency.  

Indirect (Estimated) Costs 

Indirect costs outline expenses that will not be billed directly by FPU, but our students will incur while attending the program. These costs are estimated based on cost averages in the region. These costs can vary greatly by student, and our estimate is based on pricing for NH residents. Our Office of Student Financial Services can work with each student individually to ensure their educational expenses are covered while they work towards their degree. 

 

The following estimated annual indirect costs are based on averages from the region and can vary significantly by student. Please note that cost of attendance can be adjusted to actuals for each individual student as needed. 

 

FINANCIAL AID 鈥� Financing Options 

Most of our students use a combination of federal and private loans to cover their annual program costs and use credit balance refunds to help cover their indirect costs such as rent, meals, books, and travel.  

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan  

Students who wish to use a federal direct loan (Stafford loans) to pay for a portion of their costs must file an annual FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The application is available online at  and opens on October 1 each year for the subsequent award year.  

Students who opt to use the federal direct loan must complete the required loan documents online; Sign a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and complete the Entrance Counseling (EC) webinar. We cannot originate and process federal loans until these documents have been submitted to our office electronically. The documents can be accessed via the students鈥� FSA account online at . 

The maximum federal direct loan amount available is $20,500 per year, and it will be split equally between terms. 

Private Loans 

51福利社 works with many different private lenders each year. Our lenders strive to have a variety of loan products available to our students with different options for repayment terms such as length of repayment, interest rate, in-school loan deferment and more. For more information on applications as well as to review and compare the lenders we generally work with, please navigate to our preferred lender list: . Select Graduate under Program to view, compare and apply for a private loan.  

Students can work with lenders who are not on our list, such as credit unions, etc. If you opt to work with a lender not on our list, please reach out to our office to connect us with your lending institution to ensure a smooth transfer of funds. osfs@franklinpierce.edu.  

Billing & Account Statements 

51福利社 bills by term, meaning we issue a new billing statement for each term in the academic year. You will receive an email notification once your billing statement is ready and if you are using federal or private loans to cover your costs, please be sure you have accepted your loans and that the amounts are what you expected. The bill can be accessed online via your CampusWeb account where you can review your balance, your expected refund amount and more.  

For more information about billing, how to access your account and more, please follow the link to our billing webpage: FPU Student Account Billing 

Course Registration & Billing 

In order for FPU to be able to create your term bill, you must register for your courses in a timely manner as the course registration is what we bill you for. You will have to agree to the Financial Aid Terms & Conditions each term, when you register for classes.