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CFNI offers scholarships to both international and domestic students. Click here for information about international work-study scholarships.
The Gordon Lindsay Founder’s Scholarship is awarded each fall and spring semester to several domestic students. Awards range from $250 to $1000 and are given to first-semester students only. Please contact your admission advisor for a scholarship application.
The Urban Leader Scholarship is awarded to domestic students who live near the Dallas campus. This scholarship is for tuition and fees and is good for one year. After the first year, recipients may apply for a second year as well.
The Education Resources Institute (T.E.R.I.), a non-profit organization that offers post-secondary education loans, offers loans to CFNI students. Loans are at a prime rate and offer a choice of three re-payment options. You may obtain more information by calling (800) 255-TERI or visit www.teriloans.com.
CFNI is not currently accredited by an organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education; therefore, we are unable to offer financial assistance such as federal grants and loans.
The Gordon Lindsay Founder’s Scholarship is awarded each fall and spring semester to several domestic students. Awards range from $250 to $1000 and are given to first-semester students only. Please contact your admission advisor for a scholarship application.
The Urban Leader Scholarship is awarded to domestic students who live near the Dallas campus. This scholarship is for tuition and fees and is good for one year. After the first year, recipients may apply for a second year as well.
The Education Resources Institute (T.E.R.I.), a non-profit organization that offers post-secondary education loans, offers loans to CFNI students. Loans are at a prime rate and offer a choice of three re-payment options. You may obtain more information by calling (800) 255-TERI or visit www.teriloans.com.
CFNI is not currently accredited by an organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education; therefore, we are unable to offer financial assistance such as federal grants and loans.
