Lytle's Redwood Empire Beauty College understands that your education is a significant investment. We offer Financial Aid packages that can include a combination of grants and student loans (for those who qualify).
Lytle's Redwood Empire Beauty College offers interest free financing.
This allows students to make monthly tuition payments over the course of training, to be paid in full by graduation. Payments can be made by check or credit card.
Lytle's REBC offers both Grants and Stafford Student Loans (Title IV Financial Aid Programs), to assist you in achieving your career education goals. Financial Aid acquired will assist with costs associated with your education including tuition and supplies
Financial Aid Available to Students who Qualify
To begin the process of applying for grants and loans, students must first complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This document is the primary resource for establishing eligibility for need based aid at this college.
Grants - Free money that does not have to be repaid.
Student Loans - Borrowed money that does have to be repaid.
1. Complete the 2011/2012 FAFSA on the Web, the online application, at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
NOTE: Be sure to include our school code on the FAFSA: 013807.
Once the FAFSA is complete, the Financial Aid Advisor will work with you to create a financial aid package.
The Federal Pell Grant Program provides need-based grants to undergraduate students to promote access to postsecondary education.
The FSEOG grant is available to assist PELL eligible students.
If you are interested in finding scholarships to help you pay your tuition, the two web sites below are a good place to start in your search. There are many more web sites out there; just do a search in your favorite browser for college scholarships.
| 2010-2011 Grant Availability | ||
| Course | PELL | FSEOG |
| Cosmetology (Full 1600-hour program) | up to $9,716 | up to $500 |
| Esthetics | up to $3,667 | up to $150 |
SUBSIDIZED & UNSUBSIDIZED STUDENT LOANS:
There are two kinds of Federal Student Loans.
Subsidized Loans are preferred because the interest is paid (subsidized) by the federal government while you are enrolled in college. For Unsubsidized Loans, the interest is not subsidized, and you must either pay the interest monthly or you may elect to have it added to your loan principal ("capitalized").
Below are maximum limits for fully eligible students.
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Maximum Loan Limits Student Loans will have Origination Fees deducted from the amounts listed below, not to exceed 3%. |
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| Course | Dependent |
Independent
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| Cosmetology |
Subsidized loan $3500 Unsubsidized $2000 |
Subsidized loan $3500 Unsubsidized loan $6000 |
| 2nd year Cosmetology |
Subsidized loan $3500 Unsubsidized loan $1555 |
Subsidized loan $3500 Unsubsidized loan $4666 |
| Esthetician |
Subsidized loan $2333 Unsubsidized $1333 |
Subsidized loan $2333 Unsubsidized loan $4000 |
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Parent Plus Loan for either program |
Up to the cost of attendance, minus any scheduled aid | N/A |
Dependent and Independent status is determined by completing the FAFSA.
The above listed aid shows maximum limits, and is not secured until completion of the FAFSA and Registration Appointment.