The initial steps to financial assistance begin in the Office of Admissions where admissions counselors are prepared to explain the many new opportunities for new and new transfer students. As soon as a student has visited the Office of Admissions, an admissions counselor will direct you to financial aid assistance through the Office of Financial Aid.

Financial aid officers are available daily to assist all new and new transfer students with their Free Application for Federal Student Aid form (FAFSA) and other financial aid documents. A FAFSA can be obtained from your high school counselor or you may request one to be sent to you from the Office of Admissions.

As financial aid forms are now handled electronically at Bacone College, it is advisable to bring the FAFSA and other documents to the financial aid appointment. The electronic transmission in our offices will provide much quicker results than the mail-in system. Financial aid steps will begin immediately following the admission process.

WHAT TO BRING TO A FINANCIAL AID APPOINTMENT

(1) FAFSA
(2) Your current Federal Tax Returns
(3) Parents current Federal Tax Returns
(4) Social Security Card
(5) Drivers License or ID card
(6) Names, addresses and phone numbers of 3 personal or business references who do not live at your address

 TYPES OF STATE & FEDERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Pell Grants
SEOG, Federal Supplemental Opportunity Grants
OTAG, Oklahoma Tuition Grant (Deadline: May 31)
Federal Stafford Loans
Parent Plus Loan
Perkins Loan (To Be Decided)
FWS, Federal Work-Study
Institutional Aid & Endowments

Bacone College works in cooperation with many outside sources of financial aid, such as Higher Education Offices of American Indian Tribes and Nations throughout the United States, Vocational Rehabilitation, Veterans Educational Benefits, Work Force Oklahoma and others.