Financial Aid
Contact Us
Find our contact information below and more detailed information in the tabs below.
Phone:
Wenatchee: (509) 682-6810
Omak: (509) 422-7800
Email:
Fax:
(509) 682-6811
Wenatchee Campus:
Wenatchi Hall, First floor
1300 Fifth Street
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Omak Campus:
Administration Building
116 West Apple Ave.
Omak, WA 98841
Omak dropbox by the library entrance of Wendell George Hall, north parking lot
Funding Sources at WVC
The Financial Aid Office at Wenatchee Valley College is here to assist you in applying for all types of financial assistance, including grants, work study opportunities, veteran benefits, scholarships and student loans. We encourage all students to apply. See below for help navigating WVC's Financial Aid pages.
Eligibility
To qualify for financial aid, students must be admitted and enrolled in an eligible degree or certificate program at Wenatchee Valley College. Personal enhancement courses, short term certificates or non degree programs are not eligible for financial aid.
Current News & Announcements
Scholarship Deadlines:
- Fall Quarter 2025: August 18 - September 30
- Winter Quarter 2026: November 17 - January 7
- Spring Quarter 2026: March 3 - April 6
Let us help you find what you need
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Applying for Aid
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Understanding Financial Aid Topics
- Award Information
- Cost to Attend
- Communication
- Disbursements
- Net Price Calculator
- Satisfactory Academic Progress (can’t find link)
- Summer Financial Aid
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Types of Financial Aid
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Financial Aid Forms
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Financial Aid FAQs
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Other Financial Aid Resources
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Nondiscrimination Statement
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Contact Us
Apply for Financial Aid
Complete the FAFSA online. Read more about general FAFSA info.
FAFSA School Code
WVC's school code is 003801.
For YouTube video help, see How To Fill Out The FAFSA. Remember, you must re-apply each year.
Which year to apply for:
For financial aid for Fall 2024 through Summer 2025, apply for the 2024-2025 FAFSA.
For financial aid for Fall 2025 through Summer 2026, apply for the 2025-2026 FAFSA.
Student Grants Center
The Student Grants Center works with five different grants to help eligible individuals pay for their education.
Work Study
Work-Study is one type of financial aid in which you work at a job and receive a paycheck twice a month.
Additional Resources
Scam Alert
Watch out for scholarship scams and fee-based services. Follow these guidelines:
- Never pay for scholarship lists or FAFSA help. Completing the free FAFSA automatically considers you for federal, state, and WVC aid.
- Ignore calls or letters requesting personal information (SID, SSN, bank accounts, FSA ID) about financial aid or loans. Neither WVC nor BankMobile will ever call you to request this information.
- Never share personal or banking details on unsolicited calls.