non-traditional student financial aid

no aid or scholarships are available for students who do not seek a degree, licensure or certification.

for more information or if you have additional questions, please email %c2%a0financialaid [at] lipscomb.edu (financial aid.)

students who were initially enrolled at lipscomb as first-time freshmen but have been away from lipscomb for more than one semester:

the initial-entry scholarship will not be offered if the student's intention was to withdraw from lipscomb and enroll in another school for a semester or more as a regular student (not a visiting student). students taking less than full-time summer classes while at home for summer break are excluded from this policy. as a general rule, leaving lipscomb in the fall or spring term to enroll in another college or university will result in transfer student status upon return.

students away from lipscomb for more that one semester will be awarded at the transfer scholarship scale, based on the most recent lipscomb gpa.

for more information or if you have additional questions, please email %c2%a0financialaid [at] lipscomb.edu (financial aid.)

no institutional aid is available for students seeking a second bachelor's degree. you may, however, qualify for federal aid. see more here.

for more information or if you have additional questions, please email %c2%a0financialaid [at] lipscomb.edu (financial aid.)

state grants

tennessee dual enrollment grant
students wishing to apply for the tennessee dual enrollment grant must submit an online grant application by the following dates (this application does not replace the lipscomb application):

fall: september 15
spring: february 1
summer: may 1

waivers

any student who wishes to participate in a dual enrollment course but does not want college credit must fill out a “dual enrollment credit waiver”. students will not be billed for the course and should not fill out the grant application. students who wish to take a dual enrollment course but do not want to accept the dual enrollment grant money from the state must fill out a “dual enrollment credit waiver” acknowledging that they are aware they will be responsible for the cost of the course.

for more information, please check out tennessee's dual enrollment grants site.