Our unique status as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit educational organization allows us, with the aid of donations and endowments, to offer a limited number of grants and scholarship opportunities. Once accepted to the program, students may apply for such aid and each application will be taken seriously. In all cases where aid is awarded, an amount of workstudy is required. Work study, internships, and teacher’s aid are considered official duties and can, if students wish, appear on their resumes and letters of recommendation, enhancing their educational background.

​

As a fully accredited program, affiliated with two American universities for the issuance of transcripts, HISA can assist in the processing of federal aid and, in many cases, institutional school aid, either directly or via a consortium agreement with your school. Please make certain you contact your financial aid office in a timely manner to familiarize yourself with their deadlines for financial aid and consortium agreement transactions.

​

Information for scholarships, grants, and discounts can be found here.