Get the Money You Need for College
We strive to help students finance their education through all available means – federal, state, local and institutional funds. If you need help, please contact us for assistance with your financial aid, regardless of the campus you attend.
You may also e-mail the Financial Aid Office at: finaid@newriver.edu. Financial Aid account information is provided in accordance with FERPA, to students, faculty, administration, alumni and proper agencies. Please note that under FERPA guidelines, Financial Aid can only respond with specific account information to student’s newriver.edu email accounts.
- Complete the FAFSA: to apply for financial aid
- Qualify for grants: Find out if you are eligible for college grants that do not require repayment. Grants can make a significant difference in financing your education.
- Access scholarships: Scholarships and tuition waivers are available to eligible New River Community and Technical College students.
- Qualify for flexible loans: William D. Ford Federal Direct Loans (Direct Loans) are guaranteed federal student loan programs that include federal subsidized and not subsidized loans and the federal PLUS (parent loan) programs.
- Earn Money: The Federal Work Study Program is self-help assistance earned on a wage per-hour basis through assigned part-time employment at on-campus or off-campus locations. An effort is made to provide each FWSP recipient with a work experience that will complement his or her academic objective.
Financial Aid Forms
Financial Aid forms can be found in the accordion to the right. To protect your information, New River CTC asks that you use SecureBox to submit your financial aid forms.
FERPA guidelines do not allow us to respond with specific account information to financial aid questions received from personal email accounts.
FERPA Authorization for Release of Financial Information
Statement of Identity and Educational Purposes
Independent Student Low Income
Institutional Verification Document/Data Sheet Dependent Student
Institutional Verification Document/Data Sheet Independent Student
Instructions for IRS Tax Documentation
Tuition and Fees: How Much Will Your Education Cost?
Several factors affect the cost of your education, including tuition, fees, and living expenses. Tuition rates can vary depending on the program you choose, and there may be fees for materials and supplies. Understanding how these costs are calculated can help you plan for your expenses. Fortunately, New River CTC provides tools to estimate your education costs.
Types of Financial Aid
Scholarships
Free money awarded for good grades, talents, or community service.
Student Loans
Money you borrow for college that you must repay with interest later.
Federal Work-Study
Work part-time to earn money towards college expenses.
Questions? Contact our Financial Aid Office:
Camea “Mia” Wooding
Financial Aid Advisor
304-647-6591
cwooding@newriver.edu
finaid@newriver.edu
Courtney K. Ansley
Financial Aid Advisor
304-929-6723
cansley@newriver.edu
finaid@newriver.edu
Sarah Hawkins
Senior Financial Aid Advisor
304-929-6723
shawkins@newriver.edu
finaid@newriver.edu
Patricia Harmon
Director of Financial Aid
304-929-6723
pharmon@newriver.edu
finaid@newriver.edu
If you have questions for our financial aid office, please use your New River CTC email account to contact us.