We know education is a big investment—that’s why we offer flexible financial aid options, including grants, loans, scholarships, and payment plans for those who qualify.
AIM is approved by the U.S. Department of Education to participate in federal grant and loan programs, offering a range of financial options for eligible students.
Because every student’s situation is unique, our campus Financial Aid Officers are here to guide you through your options.
View FAFSA codes for each Campus Location.
Military Financial Aid & Benefits
At each AIM campus, a dedicated Military Representative is here to guide you through admissions, financial aid, and more.
After your tour, you’ll meet with a Financial Aid Officer to review your financing options and plan the best path forward.
Proof of U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Residency
High School Diploma or GED
Parent or guardian if you are filing as a dependent for financial aid
A Word From Americorps
To get an idea of your total costs for the academic year, start by considering your living expenses—whether you’re living independently or dependently—along with your program fees (Aviation or Business & Trade) and AIM’s annual tuition.
Living Expenses
Average Program Fees
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Yes, AIM participates in federal financial aid programs, including select grants and loans. We’ll work with you to find the best, most cost-effective solution for your education. Feel free to reach out to our Financial Services team if you have questions.
We offer a range of financial aid options for qualifying students: grants, scholarships, federal and private loans (including FAFSA), and payment plans.
Yes, AIM provides flexible payment plans to help make your education more affordable. Contact our Financial Aid Office to learn more about your options.
Financing school is a complicated and personal topic. That’s why AIM’s Financial Aid Advisors offer one-on-one counseling to privately walk you through your options. They’re extremely knowledgeable about grants, scholarships, loans, and payment plans, and they’ll help you identify the best solution.
The application process is straightforward—just fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online and include the appropriate AIM school code. If you need assistance, our advisors are easy to reach and happy to guide you through the process.
We’re proud to provide a range of scholarships, including institutional ones, that fit our students’ diverse backgrounds and experiences. We offer a Scholarship Match Program that awards a “dollar for dollar” match to students who apply their scholarship(s) to tuition, fees, or other institutional charges on their student account. Additionally, AIM extends industry-specific scholarships through our partnerships with different aviation organizations. You can also apply for scholarships outside of AIM.
The exact application process will vary by the scholarship program. If you’re applying for a scholarship directly through AIM, though, you may submit your scholarship application along with any required documents or essays to our Financial Aid Office. Keep in mind that deadlines may vary by scholarship.
Yes, AIM offers scholarships—including opportunities through programs like the GI Bill®—for veterans and military personnel. Each AIM campus also has a dedicated military representative on staff who can help with any financial aid questions (or other support services).
Application deadlines vary by scholarship, so please carefully read the application and its requirements. For the most current scholarship deadline information, reach out to our Financial Aid Office or visit our Scholarships page.
Yes, you can often combine scholarships with federal loans, grants, or payment plans to make your education more affordable—but we recommend reaching out to us if you have any specific concerns regarding your particular payment strategy.
