Non-Degree

Entrance and Exit Counseling (Financial Aid)

DegreeNon-Degree

FieldFinance

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Averett's Entrance and Exit Counseling refers to the financial-aid counseling steps students complete when they begin and when they leave federal student loan programs. It is a non-credit administrative process intended for students who receive loan funding and need to understand their financial-aid responsibilities.

What you'll study

Information provided through entrance/exit counseling focuses on the financial-aid lifecycle experienced by borrowers and is coordinated through the Financial Aid office resources listed on the university site. Relevant resources on the Averett pages include Cost and Affordability, Glossary of Terms, and various financial-aid forms and calculators.

Entry requirements

There are no academic entry requirements for this non-degree counseling; it is targeted at students who are receiving or have received federal student loans and who must complete institutional or federal counseling steps as part of loan administration.

Career prospects

Entrance and exit counseling is not a vocational programme. It is a compliance and information process for borrowers; completing it does not confer a qualification or direct career outcomes but supports students in managing loan obligations while they pursue their chosen studies and careers.

Scholarships & funding angle

The counselling process is administered alongside the university's broader Financial Aid resources, including sections on Scholarships & Grants, Pell Grants, and Alternate Resources. Students seeking funding guidance are directed to the Financial Aid office pages such as "Scholarships & Grants," "Student FA Checklist," and the Financial Aid Forms and calculators provided by Averett.