Online Undergraduate Financial Aid
90%
of all students receive some form of financial aid
21%
of students receive the Oregon Opportunity Grant
$0
cost for tutoring, career services, and educational access services
35%
of students receive Pell Grants
2026-27 Graduate Tuition & Fees
| Description | Cost |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $495 per credit hour |
| Technology fee | $200 per semester |
| Tutoring, career services, and education services | $0 |
The average financial aid award for online undergraduate students is $11,700.
Outside Scholarships
Online undergraduate students at Bushnell University do not qualify for university grants or scholarships. However, we actively encourage you to explore outside scholarships tailored to graduate-level studies, as numerous organizations offer financial assistance for your advanced academic pursuits.
Our commitment is to assist you in navigating the external scholarship landscape, providing valuable resources on various programs, application processes, and deadlines. At Bushnell University, we understand the financial considerations of pursuing advanced education, and our aim is to empower you with the tools and information needed to secure external funding and make the most of your graduate experience.
Important Dates
December 01
FAFSA Recommended Deadline
March 01
Bushnell Application Priority Deadline
May 01
Tuition Deposit Deadline
Explore Frequent Questions
Eligibility begins with enrollment. Students must be full-time (12 credits per semester) to be eligible for Bushnell University-funded scholarships or grants. Federal and state grants require at least half-time enrollment per semester, with the exception of Federal Pell and TEACH Grants that can be awarded for less-than-half-time enrollment (3 credits per semester).
Federal loan programs require students to be enrolled at least half-time (6 credits per semester). Withdrawing or changing your schedule during the semester may change your financial aid. Continuation of financial aid requires Satisfactory Academic Progress.
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.
Yes! Our team can help you make sure you are not missing out on valuable financial aid opportunities, and secure your future at Bushnell University. 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
Financial Aid Resources
Next Steps
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