We've compiled a list of commonly asked questions about Direct Loans. If you have additional questions, please contact your financial aid counselor.

I have never borrowed a Direct Loan at FPU before. How do I apply?

First time borrowers at FPU are required to follow these steps to apply for Direct Loans:

What is the bachelor's degree completion program?

The degree completion program focuses on the working adult. The program is accelerated and classes are held in the evenings to accomodate your busy lifestyle.

Is Fresno Pacific University accredited?

FPU has been accredited by Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) since 1965.

We hear it all the time. FPU students know their degree will help them succeed as they start careers or apply to top graduate programs—including our own.

More than 80% of Fresno Pacific professors hold doctorates and are committed to research and publishing in their field of expertise. They also serve as mentors to students, engaging them outside of class and helping them develop professionally, ethically and personally.

Fresno Pacific offers leading programs to help you accomplish personal and professional goals. Select a path below to find out more about the application process.

Undergraduate

Experience the FPU difference and gain a competitive edge by earning your bachelor's degree! Currently, more than 60 areas of study are offered.

International Students

Discover the rich diversity found at FPU and find programs and services offered to students from throughout the world.

With the high volume of solicitations for credit cards, cellular phones and loan consolidation, many student borrowers may be asking, "How can I make this stop?" or "How did they get my name?"

In compliance with the Higher Education Act and applicable regulations, lenders are required to report borrowers' credit histories to at least one national credit bureau. A student borrower trying to establish good credit can benefit from having payment history released to a credit bureau. However, credit bureau reporting opens the door for unwanted solicitations.