Paying for Centenary: Overview of costs, aid, and resources

Affordability is part of our mission

Breaking barriers and creating opportunity is core to supporting your unique path when it comes to paying for Centenary. Who you are matters here, so we work with you to make a Centenary University degree affordable and within reach.

We are here to help

Funding your education can be complex and confusing. We are here to help you through every step of the way. Whether it is finding scholarships and grants, identifying programs for which you may qualify, or discovering the best ways to reduce costs and cover expenses, you can rely on a dedicated team committed to putting a Centenary education within reach.

We invite you to reach out by emailing [email protected], or by calling us directly (908) 852-1400 ext. 2350.

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Paying for Centenary: Tuition and costs

Explore scholarships and grants

Federal aid, loans, and programs

New Jersey aid, loans, and programs

Set up payment plan

Employer tuition reimbursement

Some employers will fund some or all of the costs of higher education as part of their benefits package. By investing in your education, they hope you will stay with the company and take on roles with higher levels of responsibility and strategic value. We can help you get the most value out of your employer tuition reimbursement benefit.

Campus jobs and student employment opportunnities

Ways to stretch your college investment dollars

In addition to applying for financial assistance, students have access to a range of additional financial aid options that can help reduce college costs.

Transfer Credits: If you have already completed college coursework, you may be closer to your degree than you think.
PLA and CLEP: Adult undergraduate students may be able to earn credit for life experience through our Prior Learning Assessment program or the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP).