For most families with a college-bound student, paying for higher education will mean taking advantage of all the resources available, including federal loans and/or grants and scholarships offered by colleges. To take advantage of any federal assistance, you and your child must complete the FAFSA. Many colleges also require information from the FAFSA to award your child a scholarship.

The table below shows the FAFSA codes and scholarship links to each of the 15 accredited Adventist colleges and universities in North America.

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College/University	FAFSA Code	Scholarship Link
Andrews University, Mich.	002238	Scholarship link
Atlantic Union College, Mass.	002119	Scholarship link
Canadian University College, AB, Canada	G33354	Scholarship link
Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences, Fla.	031155	Scholarship link
Griggs University, Md.	Griggs University offers college-level distance education in partnership with Andrews University, Oakwood University and Washington Adventist University. Scholarships and/or financial aid may be available through these partner schools. Please contact the financial aid office at whichever partner school your child is attending.
Kettering College of Medical Arts, Ohio	007035	Scholarship link
La Sierra University, Calif.	001215	Scholarship link
Loma Linda University, Calif.	001218	N/A for first-time college students.
Oakwood University, Ala.	001033	Scholarship link
Pacific Union College, Calif.	001258	Scholarship link
Southern Adventist University, Tenn.	003518	Scholarship link
Southwestern Adventist University, Texas	003619	Scholarship link
Union College, Neb.	002563	Scholarship link
Walla Walla University, Wash.	003799	Scholarship link
Washington Adventist University, Md. (formerly Columbia Union College)	002067	Scholarship link

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