Financial Aid

QUESTIONS?

Financial Aid Office

Phone: 706-776-0114

FAFSA CODE

001588

The goal of the Piedmont University Financial Aid Office is to assist students in attaining the necessary funds to attend our institution. Students who have been admitted to Piedmont may apply for a variety of federal, state, and institutional grants and scholarships by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at studentaid.gov. More instructions and scholarship opportunities can be found across our website, but students with questions are encouraged to contact our office at finaid@piedmont.edu or 706-776-0114.

Applying for Financial Aid

It doesn't have to be overwhelming—our Financial Aid office will answer every question you have throughout the process.

Complete a FAFSA
The FAFSA opens each year on October 1, and it is best to complete it as soon as possible for access to maximum aid. Piedmont's FAFSA code is: 001588

Complete an Institutional Aid application if you prefer not to complete a FAFSA.

Review your detailed Financial Aid offer letter.
Once a FAFSA is received, this information lists your entire offer.

Sign and complete your offer letter.
Complete any necessary steps listed in the cover letter.

Undergraduate 2023-24 Tuition

$30,200 Tuition

Based on a residential, full-time student at our main campus. Additional costs for campus fees, housing, meals, and course-specific materials are added based on a student’s individual enrollment plan.

NET PRICE CALCULATOR

DETAILED Tuition & FEES

$10 Million

Piedmont awards more than $10 million a year in direct student financial aid based on achievement

99%

Of full-time freshman receive some form of financial aid

67%

Of students work on the main campus

How is my financial aid determined?

As soon as you apply to Piedmont, our Financial Aid office gets to work. We review your complete application, including test scores and GPA. Your final, detailed financial aid award is based on a combination of factors, including:
– Academic achievement
– Need-based factors
– Eligibility for state and/or federal aid
– Eligibility for additional Piedmont scholarships

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Undergraduate programs

Graduate financial aid

studentaid.gov