Not only is NJIT affordable, but every year we administer $48 million in various types of aid, including scholarships (some designed especially for transfer students), grants, loans, and work-study. (Graduate financial support is offered through the Office of Graduate Studies, not through Student Financial Aid Services.)

Going overseas? Certain financial aid programs are available if you are participating in a study-abroad program that has been approved for credit by the university. In some cases, you may also receive assistance from certain student aid programs while studying at an institution of higher education other than NJIT, if a consortium or contractual agreement can be established.

Coming from overseas? We offer aid for international students as well. And if you are planning to attend a Winter or a Summer Session, check out how we can assist you.

Not matriculated? Most financial aid is available only to matriculated students—that is, those who have been accepted into and are enrolled in a degree-granting program. In addition to certain private loans, non-matriculated students may be eligible for  two federal tax credits.

** Information on this website about the student aid programs at NJIT is current as of the publication date of the individual site. NJIT reserves the right to change or cancel awards because of regulatory changes, revised allocations, or additional information concerning your financial aid eligibility. Awards are dependent upon program requirements and the availability of funds.