Eighty-five percent of all students at Norfolk State University receive financial aid through non-need scholarships, need-based scholarships, low-interest loans and long-term loans, College Work-Study awards, and part-time jobs.
To be eligible for financial aid, a student must be in good standing, that is, permitted to enroll at Norfolk State University or successfully progressing toward completion of a degree program. Applicants must file the (FAFSA) Free Application and the Institutional Financial Application.
To be eligible for financial aid, a student must be in good standing, that is, permitted to enroll at Norfolk State University or successfully progressing toward completion of a degree program. Applicants must file the (FAFSA) Free Application and the Institutional Financial Application.
For more information, please contact the University's Director of Financial Aid or visit the Financial Aid page by clicking here.
The Fine Arts Departmen offers an annual A. B. Jackson Scholarship to Seniors to encourage participation in public exhibition of their work.