FINANCIAL AID AT ABCO TECHNOLOGY

We strive to keep the cost of education affordable and transparent. Our program costs include all books and materials, and are structured where the costs are locked when a student enrolls. Financial aid including state grants, including veterans education benefits, is available to those who qualify and, for most eligible students, covers a large portion of the costs. Get the support you need to fund your career training. Our dedicated financial aid specialists are here to guide you through every step of the process and help you explore all available funding options.

Available Financial Aid Programs

Federal Aid Options
  • Federal Pell Grant – Need-based grant that doesn’t require repayment
  • Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) – Additional grant funding for students with exceptional financial need
  • Federal Work Study (FWS) – Part-time employment opportunities to help pay for education expenses
  • Federal Direct Loans – Low-interest loans to help cover educational costs
  • Federal Perkins Loans – Low-interest loans for students with exceptional financial need
WIOA grants
  • Workforce investment Grants – ABCO Technology is approved by Workforce Investment Opportunity and Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL) to provide grants to qualified students  that want to retrain in the field of information technology. 

ABCO’s Financial Aid representative will work with students and assist with the application process.

Veteran Education
Department of Rehabilitation
Interest Free Payment Plans

Am I Eligible for Financial Aid?

To qualify for financial aid at ABCO Technology, you must meet these basic requirements:

Citizenship & Residency

Educational Requirements

Financial Standing

Additional Requirements

Understanding Student Dependency Status

You Are INDEPENDENT If You Meet Any of These Criteria:

  • Born before January 1, 1991
  • Married
  • Enrolled in a graduate or professional program
  • Currently serving active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces
  • U.S. Armed Forces veteran
  • Have children who receive more than half their support from you
  • Have dependents (other than spouse/children) who receive more than half their support from you
  • Both parents deceased or you were in foster care/ward of court since age 13
  • Currently an emancipated minor or in legal guardianship
  • Determined to be an unaccompanied homeless youth by school officials or shelter directors

You Are DEPENDENT If:

You don’t meet any of the independent criteria above. You’ll need to provide both your and your parents’ financial information.

Special Circumstances Exception

In very limited situations, dependent students may qualify for an exception due to special circumstances such as:

  • Incarcerated parents
  • Abusive family environment requiring you to leave home

If you believe you qualify for a special circumstances exception, contact our Financial Aid Office. Documentation will be required to verify your situation.

Your Responsibilities as a Financial Aid Recipient

  • Submit all applications and required documents by specified deadlines
  • Complete all forms accurately and completely to avoid delays
  • Read and understand all financial aid information
  • Keep copies of all submitted documents
  • Maintain enrollment in an eligible program with a declared educational goal
  • Meet Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards
  • Update the Admissions & Records Office of any program changes