Scholarships & Financial Assistance
Applying to Dubois College is simple and completely free. Students must first submit an online application through our website. They must then upload required documents, including transcripts and proof of English proficiency if applicable.
Before full enrollment, all new students must complete Dubois College’s Foundations Program, an introductory course designed to help students transition into online learning. Once accepted, students will receive instructions on class registration and orientation.
Dubois College Semester Payment Plan
To ensure that students can afford their education, Dubois College offers a flexible semester-based payment plan. This allows students to spread out their course assessment fees over the semester instead of paying the full amount upfront. The goal is to make tuition-free education even more accessible by offering manageable payments.
How the Payment Plan Works
Students can enroll in the payment plan at the beginning of each semester and divide their course assessment fees into monthly or bi-weekly installments. This plan ensures that students can focus on their education without financial stress.
Payment Schedule Options
Option 1: Monthly Payments
Students can divide their total semester course assessment fees into 4 equal monthly payments. Payments are due on the 1st of each month during the semester.
Option 2: Bi-Weekly Payments
Students can choose a bi-weekly payment schedule, making 8 smaller payments throughout the semester. Payments are due every two weeks.
Sample Payment Plan Breakdown
For a student taking four courses in an undergraduate program (total assessment fee: $560 per semester), the payment plan would be:
Monthly Plan Example:
- Month 1: $140
- Month 2: $140
- Month 3: $140
- Month 4: $140
Bi-Weekly Plan Example:
- Week 1: $70
- Week 3: $70
- Week 5: $70
- Week 7: $70
- Week 9: $70
- Week 11: $70
- Week 13: $70
- Week 15: $70
Eligibility for the Payment Plan
All students enrolled in a degree or certificate program are eligible. Students must opt into the plan before the semester begins and make their first payment upon enrollment.
Payment Methods
Payments can be made using major credit/debit cards, PayPal, Western Union, or cryptocurrency (Bitcoin or Ethereum).
Late Payments & Policy
Students must make payments on time to remain in good standing. A grace period of 5 days is allowed for late payments. If a payment is missed, students may be placed on a temporary academic hold until payments are brought up to date.
Why Choose the Semester Payment Plan?
This plan allows students to budget their education expenses more easily while still progressing toward their degree. By offering affordable and flexible payment options, Dubois College remains committed to providing accessible, high-quality education for all.
For more details or to enroll in the Dubois College Semester Payment Plan, visit the Student Accounts Office or apply online through the Dubois College Payment Portal.
Financial Assistance at Dubois College: How to Apply & Who Qualifies
Dubois College is committed to ensuring that financial barriers do not prevent students from pursuing their education. We offer financial assistance and scholarships to students who need support in covering assessment fees.
Who Qualifies for Financial Assistance?
Financial assistance is available for students who demonstrate financial need or face economic hardships that make it difficult to pay for course assessment fees. Eligibility is determined based on the following factors:
- Low-income students who cannot afford the per-course assessment fees.
- Unemployed or underemployed individuals looking to gain skills for better career opportunities.
- Students from underserved communities who have limited access to financial resources.
- Single parents, caregivers, or individuals with dependents who require financial support.
- Students experiencing temporary financial hardships due to personal or family crises.
- International students from low-income countries who may face economic challenges in accessing higher education.
How to Apply for Financial Assistance
Applying for financial assistance at Dubois College is a simple and straightforward process. Follow these steps to submit your application:
- Complete the Online Financial Assistance Application
- Visit the Dubois College Financial Aid Portal and fill out the financial assistance application form.
- Provide Supporting Documentation
- Applicants may be required to submit proof of financial need, which could include:
- Income statements, tax returns, or pay stubs.
- A letter of explanation detailing personal financial hardships.
- Unemployment verification (if applicable).
- Applicants may be required to submit proof of financial need, which could include:
- Submit Your Application Before the Deadline
- Applications must be submitted before the semester’s financial aid priority deadline to be considered for funding in the upcoming term.
- Wait for Review & Decision
- The Financial Assistance Office will review applications and notify students of their award status via email.
- Accept Your Award & Enroll in Courses
- If approved, students will receive partial or full coverage of their assessment fees for the semester.
Types of Financial Assistance Available
- Full Fee Coverage Scholarships – Covers the full assessment fee for eligible students.
- Partial Assistance Grants – Provides a portion of the assessment fee to help offset costs.
- Emergency Financial Aid – Short-term assistance for students facing unexpected financial crises.
- Work-Study & Service-Based Aid – Some students may qualify for assistance in exchange for volunteer service or academic contributions to the college.
Renewal & Ongoing Eligibility
Financial assistance is not automatically renewed each semester. Students must reapply if they continue to need support. To maintain eligibility, students must:
- Stay enrolled and actively participate in courses.
- Maintain good academic standing.
- Demonstrate continued financial need.
Ensuring Education for All
Dubois College is committed to educational equity and ensuring that no student is left behind due to financial constraints. If you need assistance, apply today and take the next step toward your tuition-free education and brighter future.
For more information, visit the Financial Assistance Office or apply online through the Dubois College Financial Aid Portal.
Dubois College Full Scholarship Program
Each year, Dubois College awards 12 full scholarships to outstanding students who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership potential, and financial need. These scholarships cover the entire cost of assessment fees for the recipient’s degree program, allowing students to earn a tuition-free education without any financial burden.
Scholarship Requirements & Eligibility
To be considered for one of the 12 full scholarships, applicants must meet the following criteria:
Academic Excellence
- Must have a minimum GPA of 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) from high school or previous college coursework.
- Demonstrated commitment to academic success and intellectual growth.
Leadership & Community Involvement
- Evidence of leadership experience, such as participation in student organizations, community service, or volunteer work.
- Strong personal motivation to contribute positively to their community or chosen field of study.
Financial Need
- Must demonstrate significant financial need, as determined by supporting documents such as:
- Household income statements or tax returns.
- Proof of government assistance (if applicable).
- A personal statement explaining financial hardship.
Commitment to Dubois College’s Mission
- Must exhibit a passion for education, equity, and personal growth, aligning with Dubois College’s values.
- Willingness to serve as a student ambassador or mentor to inspire future scholarship recipients.
How to Apply for the Full Scholarship
- Complete the Scholarship Application
- Visit the Dubois College Scholarship Portal and fill out the Full Scholarship Application Form.
- Submit Required Documents
- Official high school transcript or college transcript.
- Two letters of recommendation from teachers, mentors, or community leaders.
- A 500-750 word personal essay detailing:
- Your academic and career goals.
- How receiving this scholarship will impact your future.
- Your commitment to leadership and community service.
- Attend a Virtual Interview (Finalists Only)
- Shortlisted applicants will be invited for a virtual interview with the Scholarship Committee.
- Scholarship Selection & Notification
- Recipients will be notified via email and announced on the Dubois College website and student portal.
Scholarship Renewal & Expectations
Recipients must maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA and remain in good academic standing to continue receiving the scholarship. Scholars are also expected to:
- Serve as student ambassadors for Dubois College.
- Participate in at least one community service or leadership initiative per semester.
- Uphold academic integrity and active participation in their courses.
Application Deadlines & Important Dates
- Spring Semester Deadline: November 15
- Summer Semester Deadline: March 15
- Fall Semester Deadline: July 15
Each year, only 12 exceptional students are awarded this prestigious scholarship. If you are dedicated, ambitious, and need financial support, apply today and take the first step toward a tuition-free degree at Dubois College.
For more details, visit the Dubois College Financial Aid Office or apply online through the Scholarship Portal.