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AFAS Supplemental Education Loan Program is sponsored by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). This is a zero-interest loan to help meet college expenses such as books, fees, and supplies. It is only available to dependents who have already successfully completed both parts of the Henry 'Hap' Arnold Education Grant application.
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AFAS Supplemental Education Loan | USAF College Tuition Assistance | AFAS Knowing that incidental college expenses for books, fees and supplies can be challenging financially for families of college students already facing tuition, room and board costs, the Air & Space Forces Aid Society offers an interest-free Supplemental Education loan to sponsoring members of students (dependent or spouse) that applied for the General Henry H.
Arnold Education grant to help reimburse these expenses. While not a government loan, or federal student loan, the AFAS supplemental education loan can offer help for Air Force or Space Force families. The Maximum student loan amount for each full-time dependent undergraduate student is $1,000.
The Supplement Education Loans are only available to Air Force members of students (dependents and spouses) who have successfully completed the Henry “Hap” Arnold Education Grant application. The same eligibility criteria required for the Arnold Education Grant are required for the Supplemental Education Loan. Actually receiving an Arnold Education Grant is not a pre-requisite to receipt of a Supplemental Loan.
A sponsoring member can receive a Supplemental Education Loan without the dependent or spouse receiving the needs-based Arnold Education Grant. Additionally, AFAS must have the ability to collect repayment for these loans by allotment taken directly from an Air Force member’s military/retired pay or bank account.
HQ AFAS will provide college loan applications directly to identified student applicants in the Fall of each year, with a deadline for completion in October. Funds for approved loans will be distributed from Zelle or direct Bank ACH to the member. Repayment of loan will be scheduled for 12 months and will be automatically started by HQ AFAS.
The Cox family is ever so thankful for the four years of financial support that Air & Space Forces Aid Society provided our son, John. Without this support, his college career might not have come to fruition. Thank you to every person who invested in me as an individual.
Thank you for considering me worthy of this honor. I will do my best to never forget AFAS and the generosity of all who supported me. Hope Ezell, Air Force dependent and student
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Dependents who have successfully completed the General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant application and meet the same eligibility criteria. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
AFAS Supplemental Education Loan Program is funded by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Bundles for Babies is sponsored by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). This class teaches expectant and new parents basic parenting and financial skills for budgeting for a new baby. After completing the class, parents can apply for a $150 monetary gift from AFAS to help purchase baby essentials.
General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant Program is sponsored by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). Provides grants based on financial need to eligible dependent children of active duty, Title 10 Guard/Reserve members on extended active duty, Title 32 Guard members performing full-time active duty, and retired Air Force members for full-time undergraduate college education.
AFAS Merit & Grit Scholarship is sponsored by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). A scholarship available to dependent children and spouses of active duty; Title 10 Guard/Reserve on extended active duty; Title 32 Guard performing full-time active duty; retired; and deceased Air Force members who demonstrate outstanding academic potential based on GPA, or used…
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