Reduced Tuition
The price of tuition for students who start their degree through BYU-Pathway Worldwide’s PathwayConnect is significantly reduced. Reduced tuition is automatically given to every student who starts their degree through PathwayConnect — and you keep the lower cost for your entire degree program! View tuition rates .

Returned Missionary Scholarship
Any student who has returned from a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during the past 60 months is eligible for a 25% tuition discount . (This includes missionaries who did not complete their entire mission.) This scholarship applies only to PathwayConnect courses.

Currently, scholarships are not available to students enrolled in an online degree program. Students may, however, search and apply for private scholarships that fit their individual needs and qualifications.

Students may qualify for U.S. federal financial aid after completing the first three semesters of their degree program (also called PathwayConnect ). This is one of the reasons tuition is so low.

After PathwayConnect, U.S. students who have a high school diploma or equivalent are eligible to apply for U.S. federal financial aid. See the "Students enrolled in a degree program" menu below.

Degree-seeking students who are citizens of the United States may be eligible for U.S. federal student aid.

Because the degrees offered through BYU-Pathway Worldwide are granted by and accredited through other CES institutions, each school’s ID code must be listed in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) . We advise all students to list both institutional ID codes on their FAFSA in order to have access to all academic offerings available through BYU-Pathway.

• BYU-Idaho school code (OPE ID): 00162500
• Ensign College school code (OPE ID): 003672

For complete eligibility guidelines and information on financial aid, please visit BYU-Idaho Financial Aid or Ensign College Financial Aid .

Program Applicability Requirements
Students will only receive federal financial aid for courses required for their declared credential. Pell Grants and federal student loans are funded by federal tax dollars for college students who complete the FAFSA and who have financial need. Federal regulations require that these funds are used only for courses that are required for graduation.

Students who are not U.S citizens or eligible noncitizens do not qualify for any type of U.S. federal financial aid.

Types of U.S. Federal Aid available

Federal Student Loan
In order to get federal student loans, students need to enroll in at least six program-applicable credits per semester. (These are courses required for a student’s declared program.)

To apply, students must complete the FAFSA . Federal student loans are awarded based upon information provided on the FAFSA as well as the number of program-applicable credits a student is registered for. Repayment is required on all federal student loans. A small origination fee will be deducted from each federal loan disbursement.

Federal Pell Grant
Pell Grants are usually awarded to qualifying undergraduate students who have not earned a bachelor’s or professional degree. Pell Grant amounts are determined based upon the information provided on the FAFSA as well as the number of program-applicable credits a student is registered for.

To apply, students must complete the FAFSA . Students need to enroll in 12 or more program-applicable credits to receive the full award for a term. Some students may qualify to receive a prorated Pell Grant if they are registered in fewer than 12 program-applicable credits. Federal Pell Grants do not require repayment.