The University of North Texas (UNT) and Lone Star College (LSC) provide a range of financial resources to help students pursue higher education. UNT offers financial assistance and merit-based scholarships for eligible students, as well as other tools to support families. LSC understands the importance of having good financial skills and knowledge to succeed academically and professionally, and provides resources to help students pay for college. If you're not sure how to finance your college education, there are financial aid and scholarship options available for academic and employment programs.
On-campus employment opportunities are available for enrolled students who qualify for the work-study program. Additionally, you can find other financial and scholarship resources from our transfer partners and scholarship foundations. The following state-sponsored programs are only available to students attending community colleges, technical colleges, and universities in Texas. The UNT Financial Aid Office provides information on federal, state, and private aid programs, as well as loan repayment options. They also offer a variety of scholarships for incoming freshmen, transfer students, and continuing students.
The LSC Financial Aid Office provides information on federal, state, and private aid programs, as well as loan repayment options. They also offer a variety of scholarships for incoming freshmen, transfer students, and continuing students. In addition to the resources provided by UNT and LSC, there are several other organizations that provide financial assistance to students studying finance in Northern Texas. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) offers grants and scholarships to eligible students attending public universities in the state. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) provides grants and scholarships to eligible students attending public or private universities in the state.
The Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation (TGSL) provides loans to eligible students attending public or private universities in the state. The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) is a national organization that provides information on financial aid programs for college-bound students. The College Board is a national organization that provides information on college admissions, financial aid, scholarships, and other resources for college-bound students. The U. S.
Department of Education provides information on federal student aid programs. Finally, there are several private organizations that provide financial assistance to students studying finance in Northern Texas. These organizations include the Texas Financial Education Foundation (TFEF), the Texas Financial Literacy Coalition (TFLC), the Texas Financial Literacy Council (TFLC), the Texas Financial Literacy Institute (TFLI), the Texas Financial Literacy Network (TFLN), and the Texas Financial Literacy Project (TFLP).
