The Tax Relief Act of 1997 requires eligible educational institutions to provide a statement to the IRS and to students who enrolled in credit courses and have a reportable transaction each calendar year. Corban University provides this information to the IRS electronically and to students via a 1098-T form. The 1098-T The 1098-T provides the […]

Allow us to help you consider your options, take action, and get your financial plan in place for the coming year. We want to make it simple for you. Once you receive your Financial Aid Award Letter, there are a couple of ways you can pay the remaining balance. It is our desire to work […]

Most students and parents have to face one very important question about college: how do I pay for this? The Corban Student Financial Services Office is here to help you answer that question and many others. Accessing Your Student Account You can access your student account and make payments by logging into your student account […]

Q: What is Corban’s FAFSA code? A: The Corban University FAFSA code is 001339. Q: How do I pay the balance due after financial aid is applied? A: There are three options for covering your balance due Payment in full for the semester can be made online by logging in to your SIS account. Sign […]

Corban students are eligible for aid from federal and state programs, as well as Corban’s own aid programs. We encourage all students to look for financial aid from outside sources as well. Your local library and High School counselor are good places to begin your search for local outside scholarships. On a national level, try […]

This page provides you with common financial aid forms and applications. Students can log in to aid.corban.edu to review the status of required items to see if any documents are still outstanding. Paperwork can be returned to us by the following methods: Email: financialaid@corban.edu (not for sensitive information) Fax: 503-585-4316 Mail: Corban University Financial Aid […]

How Need Is Calculated A student’s financial need is calculated from the information provided on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA formula produces a Student Aid Index (SAI), which is used by schools to determine qualifications for need based aid. The difference between the cost of attendance and a student’s SAI […]

The following items should be completed prior to the start of classes. How can I be ready for school financially? If you have applied for financial aid, be sure all necessary documents to complete your financial aid file are received and your aid has been accepted at aid.corban.edu. After July 1, Log in to Student […]

After a careful search, Corban University has selected a candidate for the position of provost: Dr. Thomas Cornman has accepted this position and will begin, tentatively, July 1, 2019.

Dr. Sheldon C. Nord, President, says, “This is a great hire for Corban University, and I can’t wait to have Tom on campus.”

Interlibrary Loans By participating in the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) network, the Corban Library has access to research materials nationwide. Students and staff may request materials by submitting the form below or by submitting an Interlibrary Loan form available at the circulation desk. There is no charge for this service, however, regular fines will […]