Financial Aid
The following information will help students and families discover and become familiar with the financial aid opportunities that are available at Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University. The basic sources of financial aid at LCOOU are grants, scholarships, and student employment.
The Financial Aid Office also assists students in exploring other financial resources to help achieve their educational goals. We understand how overwhelming financial aid can be, so please call or stop by our office if you have any questions or need more information.
FAFSA Application : https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
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LCOOU strives for providing affordable education through many means. Check out cost of attendance here!
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Tuition and fees give you a big picture of the costs of your education, but they are not the only items factoring into the final cost of attendance for each student, as you can also apply for scholarships and emergency aid (see below). Check out tuition and fees here!
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The Free Application for Federal Student Aid offers American college students in the United Staes an opportunity to receive federal education grants. LCOOU does not process student loans. Read more about the FAFSA here!
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We offer all our student the opportunities for scholarships across different disciplines and criteria. Read more about it here!
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Check out the emergency aid we offer our qualifying students, here!
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Need books? School supplies? Check our bookstore and your student account here!
Financial Aid Forms
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Welcome to Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University. Transitioning from the military to campus life can be challenging. We are here to ensure your transition to campus is a smooth one. One of the challenges you face as a veteran is paying for your college education. If you plan on using either state or federal veterans education benefits to pay for school, we advise you to follow the steps below and schedule a meeting with us at FinancialAid@lco.edu
The university does NOT evaluate your service record to determine your benefits eligibility; that is the role of a VA. However, if you have a question regarding education benefits please do not hesitate to contact us at FinancialAid@lco.edu
Eligible service members should speak with their Educational Service Officer (ESO) or counselor within the Military Service prior to applying and being enrolled at LCOOU. This is to ensure that service members understand their eligibility for TA and their potential financial State Education Benefits responsibility toward LCOOU.
Step 1: Research your benefits Federal Education Benefits
Step 2: Apply for admission to LCOOU
https://www.lco.edu/admissions
Step 3: Apply for benefits
Federal Benefits:
If using benefits for the first time, complete the Application for Education Benefits - VA From 22-1990
If Federal Education Benefits have been used before, complete the Request for Change of Program or Place of Training - VA Form 1995
These forms can be completed online at: www.va.gov
State Benefits:
If applying for the WI GI Bill for the first time, complete the appropriate forms in the WDVA B0105.
If the WI GI Bill has been used before, complete only the WDVA 2029 found in the WDVA B0105.
Step 4: Submit proper documentation to the Financial Aid Department
Once you have received approval for veteran education benefits, you simply need to bring the following documentation to the Financial Aid Department for verification. The university will then notify the VA of your status as an enrolled student.
Veterans Resource- https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/military
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13466 W. Trepania Rd. Hayward, WI 54843 - Office 210
Email: Financial Aid Office
Hours: M-F 8am-4:30pm
Financial Aid Team
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Kimberly Revoy
Student Loan Information
Rather than burden students with a debt that takes years to pay off, Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University has elected to not provide student loan options to our students. To find Additional Scholarship Opportunities click here: https://www.lco.edu/scholarships