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Financial Options

All Students

See all the financial support options available to every student.

Veterans & Active Duty

Check out the funding programs designed for military veterans.

Parents

Find financial support, community resources and other options for childcare.

Work-Ready / Career & Technical Education

Discover financial assistance programs to pursue high-demand vocations.

First Generation / Low Income

Learn what free services are available if your parents didn’t graduate from college and/or if you have a low income.

Adult Education & English as a Second Language

Take advantage of free government funding to earn your GED and take ESL classes.

Students with Disability

Discover funding options for students that have a verified disability.

Dislocated Workers

Get the financial support you need to train for a new career.

Other Assistance

See financial scholarships for group or youth programs.

Senior Citizens

District residents who are 65 years of age can register for credit courses that have available seats.

Financial Coaching

If you need help navigating your financial options, please contact a financial coach at successconnections@heartland.edu or 309-268-8055.

Student Counseling Services is available to anyone who feels they may need emotional support or may have any other concerns. Please contact Heartland's Counseling Center (SCB 2410) at Counseling@heartland.edu or call (309) 268-8419.