Take ownership of your finances
Take ownership of your finances
Take ownership of your finances
Discover the financial resources that are right for you
Employer tuition reimbursement
Learn how your employer can help with your education expenses.U.S. Federal financial aid
U.S. students may qualify for financial aid from the Department of Education's Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA).Scholarships and grants
Scholly is one of many resources you can use to discover scholarships and grants.Prior learning credit
Certain programs may recognize your learning on Coursera for credit, helping you save time and money.Private loans
Considering a private student loan? Find helpful information to kickstart your research.Resources for non-U.S. students
There are additional financial resources specifically for students from outside the U.S.
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2025 Guide: How to find scholarships
Scholarships are one of the many ways you can pay for the cost of college, and tend to be awarded based on factors like your academic achievements, larger career or community aspirations, or financial need. This free guide explains how to find relevant scholarships, how to ensure you’re qualified, and how to apply.
Gies College of Business and Coursera Scholarship Program
Coursera and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign’s Gies College of Business are providing a limited number of scholarships per year, covering 70% of a student’s full tuition. These competitive scholarships aim to improve access to a top-quality education for students interested in careers in finance, marketing, management, and accounting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Many non-U.S. citizens qualify for federal student aid. The most common category of eligible noncitizens is “permanent resident” (someone with a “green card”), but there are other categories as well. Please visit the Federal Student Aid website for more information. We recommend that non-U.S. students check with the institution’s financial aid office regarding other types of financial aid.