Paralegal Certificate Financial OptionsThe majority of financial aid programs such as the Pell Grant, Stafford Loan and the HOPE Grant are only available to students attending credit courses. Since the Emory Center for Lifelong Learning does not offer credit courses, we are unable to process these traditional forms of financial aid. There are, however, a few programs available through non-profit and for-profit organizations. Click on an option below: Standard Commercial LoansBefore selecting a loan program, research which financing options best meet your needs. Be careful to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each available choice as these financial programs all vary in repayment timelines, APRs and more. Some additional factors to consider before financing include:
Sallie Mae LoansEmory University may be able to assist you in acquiring a loan from Sallie Mae for continuing education training. The Sallie Mae website is located at www.salliemae.com/ctl. To apply online for a continuing education loan with Sallie Mae, please use our “Contact Us” form on the program website of your choice. NOTE: Some programs sell out weeks before the start date. If you plan to apply for a Sallie Mae loan, begin your application early to allow adequate processing time. Payment PlanEmory University offers the opportunity to submit tuition payment for the Paralegal Certificate Program in either two installments, or four installments. Contact a Program Advisor if interested. Military Tuition AssistanceTuition assistance is available for eligible members and spouses of the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines who wish to attend the Emory Center for Lifelong Learning. For further information, please contact Doug Solomon at dsolom3@emory.edu. Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Funding A wide range of free services are available to job seekers at one-stop workforce centers, including job search assistance and job matching; labor market information about high-demand jobs and salary ranges; help in exploring training/education opportunities; and financial aid application assistance. Contact the one-stop workforce center serving your area to learn about the specific services available in your community, and to learn about new customer orientations. Some customers are eligible for Workforce Investment Act funding if certain criteria or conditions are met. Eligibility requirements for training services are somewhat different in each area, based on local workforce needs. Job seekers must work with a career counselor to determine eligibility for funding. Career counselors are available for customers who want more intensive help with:
Contact the one-stop workforce center serving your area to learn about the specific services available in your community, and to learn about new customer orientations. Certificate programs currently approved for WIA funding include:If you’re interested in funding for a program that’s not listed here, there might be alternative funding options available. Please contact us and provide as many details about your situation as you can. Eligibility requirements for WIA funding of training services may vary in different areas, based on local workforce needs. For further information, contact Jennifer John at 404.727.5413 or jjohn2@emory.edu.
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