The caring faculty and staff at Southwest Tech are here to help you in every step of your admission journey by developing a student success plan. Student success plans include career assessments, budgeting for life during college, and a support and services plan. College means paying tuition and fees, as well as budgeting for housing, food, and books. Learn how to create a college student budget today to pay for life by setting up an appointment with our team today by emailing financial-aid@swtc.edu.
Interested in learning more about our budget or want to get started now? Take a look at the Fillable Financial Plan!
Financial Aid
Financial aid can help you meet your education goals through grants, loans, and work study opportunities. It's easy and there's no cost to apply!
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Scholarships
Reduce your education costs by applying for scholarships from the Southwest Tech Foundation.
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Student Employment / Work Study / Internships
Southwest Tech offers employment opportunities for students to earn an income plus gain valuable work experience while in school.
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Veteran Education Benefits
Browse federal and state programs veterans may be eligible to utilize.
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Payments & Billing
Learn More about tuition & fees, payment options, important dates, and student refunds.
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Charger Dream
Thanks to the Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation, we now have additional resources to help in times of financial crisis.
CHARGER DREAM
1098-T Tuition Statement
1098-T Tuition Statement for qualified tuition and related expenses.
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Deferred Payment
The Southwest Tech Deferred Payment Plan is available for students whose employers offer to repay some or all of their employees' tuition.
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WIOA
WIOA (Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act) is designed to assist qualifying students with the cost of tuition, books, tools and/or transportation assistance.
WIOA Website
UMOS
UMOS (United Migrant Opportunity Services) is designed to assist qualifying students with the cost of tuition, books, tools and/or transportation assistance.
UMOS Website