Financial Aid for those who qualify

Financial Aid can assist qualifying students who are unable to meet the costs of attending college. Financial Aid can come in the forms of federal aid, state aid, grants, scholarships, loans, and payment plans. The first step to obtaining financial aid is to apply using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine eligibility for need-based aid. San Diego Global Knowledge makes every effort to assist students in achieving their educational goals.

Financial Aid Information

OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AID
finaid@sdgku.edu
(619) 934-0797
Toll Free (800) 215-0541
FAX (888) 454-7320

Office Hours

Monday – Friday 9:00 am PST– 5:00 pm PST
Saturday – 8:00 am PST– 1:00 pm PST
Sunday Closed

San Diego Global Knowledge participates in the following Federal Student Aid (Title IV) programs:

U.S. Department of Education Information

San Diego Global Knowledge University is approved to offer Title IV Federal Financial Aid to its students for the following programs:

For most recent Title IV Eligibility disclosures for undergraduate and graduate degree programs click here.

Cost of Attendance

Below is the 9-month, 2021-2022 Academic Year National Estimated Cost of Attendance as per the College Board:

Off-Campus With Parents
Tuition and Fees Actual Figures* Actual Figures*
Books and Supplies Actual Figures* Actual Figures*
Room & Board $11,628 $7,785
Transportation $2,367 $1,584
Personal/Misc. $7,749 $5,193

*Based on course load. For more detailed information on tuition, fees, and other related costs per program, click here.

 

The estimated cost of attendance figures for 2022-2023 is:

Off-Campus With Parents
Tuition and Fees Actual Figures* Actual Figures*
Books and Supplies Actual Figures* Actual Figures*
Room & Board $10,800 $7,232
Transportation $2,240 $1,504
Personal/Misc. $7,336 $4,912

*Based on course load. For more detailed information on tuition, fees, and other related costs per program, click here.


Pell Grant Formula Calculation

There are two types of Pell formulas that San Diego Global Knowledge University uses for its Pell Grant recipients.

The Full Stack Development Immersive program uses a Pell Formula 4: Clock-Hour and Non-Term Credit Hour Program

To use Pell formula 4, the program must meet one of two sets of the requirements:

  1. Pell Grants must be paid in installments over the course of the academic year or program of study to help meet the student’s cost in each payment period. The payment period determines when Pell funds are disbursed and the exact amount to be disbursed.
  2. In non-term programs, the student’s Pell award is not reduced for parttime enrollment unless the student is enrolled less than half-time in which case the student’s COA must be adjusted. However, if the program is less than an academic year (in either credit units or weeks of instructional time), students enrolled in that program will not receive a full Scheduled Award.

The Bachelor of Science in Global Management uses Pell Formula 1: Credit-Hour Term-Based Programs

To use Pell formula 1, the program meets one of two sets of requirements:

  1.  The full-time enrollment for each term in the award year has at least 12 credit units and a minimum of 30 weeks of instructional time and is comprised of two semesters, and
  2. The student must be defined as full-time enrollment (e.g., 12 credit units) and must measure progress in credit-hours.

Financial aid-related resources for prospective and current students

How to Apply for Federal Financial Aid

1. Apply for Admissions to San Diego Global Knowledge University

2. Complete a FAFSA

When completing the FAFSA use SDGKU’s school code #042657

3. Utilize the IRS Data Retrieval Tool (if applicable)

Learn how to use the tool to get tax info for your FAFSA

4. Review tentative award

Make sure all information is correct

5. Review confirmed award letter

It should contain all the details regarding your grant and/or loan