Explore aid options
More than 99 percent of LaGrange students receive some form of financial assistance, and the college awards over $26 million in total financial aid annually.
To close any gap between what you and your family can contribute and the actual cost of attending, your financial aid package may include a variety of federal, state, institutional and private need-based and non-need-based grants, scholarships, loans and student employment options.
In addition to the options in the menu, Federal Work-Study provides employment opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students with demonstrated financial need to help defray educational expenses. Jobs are available on campus and off campus in community-service organizations. Students earn at least the federal minimum wage and are paid monthly.
LaGrange College Work Aid is an institutional employment program that provides students with opportunities to earn additional money for school through employment in on-campus departments and off campus in community-service activities. Although a non-need-based program, first priority is given to students with financial need. Students earn at least the federal minimum wage and are paid monthly.