Phone: 512-492-3077
Email: ngarrett@aoma.edu
Whether you are a new student or a current student who is new to the financial aid process, our goal is to offer you friendly, efficient service. We strive to effectively guide you through the financial aid process.
So that we may provide the best support possible, we ask that you please review the information provided on these pages. Do not hesitate to contact the staff of the AOMA Financial Aid Office if you have any questions. The AOMA Financial Aid Office may be reached by phone (512-492-3077) or by email.
President’s, AOMA, and Golden Flower scholarship awards are promoted annually by the financial aid department. DAOM/doctoral scholarships are applied through the financial aid office. Admissions scholarships are all applied through the Admissions department. For more information, please visit the AOMA Life internal website.
Eligible students may borrow Federal William Ford Direct Loans – Unsubsidized and Graduate PLUS. For details of loan limits and fees, visit studentaid.gov or AOMA Life internal website.
FWS awards amounts vary and are subject to change based on position needs, eligibility changes, and/or funds available. Awards are made to eligible students for the financial aid year. Award does not constitute a guarantee of funds. Students are paid only for hours worked and help to offset educational expenses. For openings and more information, please see AOMA Life.
MAcCHM, CCHM, DAOM, and DAcCHM are approved to participate by the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) for the training of veterans and other eligible persons. To receive Veteran’s Benefits, the veteran must first establish his/her eligibility with the VA directly. Veterans may also visit the VA website for more information.
AOMA partners with the Texas Workforce Commission Vocational Rehabilitation Services and Americorps Education Awards to support qualified individuals who are seeking a degree at our school. Please visit the TWC website or Americorps website for more information.
The Financial Aid Department at AOMA is committed to providing support, guidance, and education regarding the financial aid process from the point of origination to the process of repayment.
Learn about student loan repayment based on your current student loan process from starting school, about to graduate or leave, and graduated or left school. Visit studentaid.gov for more information. Students may visit AOMA Life for more information.