Financial Aid
In-person Undergraduate
At Bushnell University, we prioritize affordable education. Our expert advisors guide you through scholarships, grants, and federal aid options, making degrees accessible. Compare net prices (tuition, fees, housing, and meal costs after aid deductions) for clarity.
Students fund education through various means: scholarships, payment plans, veteran benefits, and more. Choose Bushnell for affordable, quality education.
Financial Aid
In-person Undergraduate
At Bushnell University, we prioritize affordable education. Our expert advisors guide you through scholarships, grants, and federal aid options, making degrees accessible. Compare net prices (tuition, fees, housing, and meal costs after aid deductions) for clarity.
Students fund education through various means: scholarships, payment plans, veteran benefits, and more. Choose Bushnell for affordable, quality education.
Committed to AFFORDABILITY
90%
of all students receive some form of financial aid.
$16.5 million
in financial aid given to students annually
$8 million
in Bushnell University scholarships awarded each year
$21,910
average total scholarship for first-time freshmen
$30,535
average financial aid distribution
27%
of students receive the Oregon Opportunity Grant
$0
cost for tutoring, career services, and educational access services
40%
of students receive Pell Grants
90%
of all students receive some form of financial aid.
$16.5 million
in financial aid given to students annually
$8 million
in Bushnell University scholarships awarded each year
$21,910
average total scholarship for first-time freshmen
$30,535
average financial aid distribution
27%
of students receive the Oregon Opportunity Grant
$0
cost for tutoring, career services, and educational access services
46%
of students receive Pell Grants
Financial Aid INFORMATION
Tuition and Fees
Tuition (12-18 credits per semester): $35,550
Food and housing (Dorm Double and Full Meal Plan): $11,300
Student Support & Technology Fee: $300
Annual Total: $47,100
Average total Bushnell Scholarships for first-time on-campus freshmen: $20,180
Average annual grant and scholarship aid from all sources: $22,930
Bushnell University students pay for college through a variety of sources:
Outside scholarships, payment plans, veteran’s educational benefits, Parent PLUS loans, private educational loans, college savings plans, grants, institutional scholarships, and more.
Other Common Expenses
Athletic apparel / secondary insurance fee: $400 annual
Parking permit: $380 annual
Estimated books and supplies* (not paid to University): $1,050
Estimated transportation and personal expenses* (not paid to University): $2,450 annual
*Costs are subject to change annually. Estimated expenses, including those not paid directly to the University, are included in the overall cost of attendance for financial aid budgeting purposes.
Applying for Financial Aid
- Apply and be accepted for admission. Complete the free online application here.
- Complete your FAFSA. The FAFSA is available beginning October 1st. Fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form using Bushnell University Federal School Code 003208.
- Apply for private outside scholarships. Private outside scholarships are available through a variety of local, state, and national sources. You can search websites such as finaid.org or look through Bushnell’s own outside scholarship, found below.
- Review and accept your award offer. First financial awards are sent in late winter and will list all Bushnell. federal and state resources for which you qualify based on your Admissions and FAFSA data. Also, remember to submit any additional documents requested by the Office of Financial Aid.
Work-Study Program
Put in an average of 10 hours per week on campus and you could earn wages up to the amount of your Work-Study award.
- Download the Bushnell University Student Employment Application, fill it out, and digitally sign where indicated. Update your resume and have it ready to upload. Save all documents to your computer.
- Log onto Handshake to upload your completed application and resume to your profile. Then search and apply for available positions beginning August 10, but no later than the application deadline of August 22.
- Each department reviews received applications and contacts, qualified applicants.
- All interviews are usually completed during the first week of the semester.
Review the Work Study Agreement (PDF) for general conditions of participating in the Federal or Institutional Work-Study Program.
Questions?
Important Dates
- December 1 – FAFSA Recommended Deadline
- March 1 – Bushnell Application Priority Deadline
- May 1 – Tuition Deposit Deadline
Financial Aid Resources
fafsa
forms
military & veteran benefits
student financial services
net price calculator
Student Loans
Take the NEXT STEPS
Don’t miss out on valuable financial aid opportunities and secure your future at Bushnell University. Act now, as financial aid is limited, and priority is given to early applicants. Start a conversation with Bushnell to explore your goals, ambitions, and how our university can be the perfect fit for your academic journey and your budget.
Email: finaid@bushnell.edu
Phone: 541-684-7201 call/text