Financial Aid

Approximately 85 percent of all dental students receive some form of financial aid. Both scholarships and loans are offered, although the majority of financial aid comes in the form of student loans.

Most financial aid is federally based and is available only to U.S. citizens or qualified non-residents or qualified non-residents. International students (F visas) are not eligible for federal student aid. All applicants for federal student aid must annually submit a free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), or a renewal application. More about how to apply

Keep in mind that a student’s financial aid award cannot exceed the cost of attendance. If you are receiving financial aid, please be aware of policies we (and you) must adhere to such as the stacking policy and over-award policy

Your dedicated financial aid coordinator

To meet the needs of our students, the School of Dentistry has a dedicated, on-site financial aid coordinator. 

Email: Dental School Financial Aid
Phone: 502-852-5076
More information: Office of Admissions & Student Affairs

More about financial aid

Loan repayment programs

There are several programs to designed to make education more affordable for dental professionals. 

Understanding your credit

It is highly recommended that you get a copy of your reports and scores prior to starting dental school.

Academic progress policy

To maintain federal financial aid, School of Dentistry students must be making satisfactory academic progress.