Financial Aid and Billing Information

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Compliance

To read Cox College’s Compliance and Consumer Information, click the link below.

VA Certification

You can contact us for more information about VA certification at VeteransServices@coxcollege.edu

Billing

Payments of tuition and fees may be made at the front desk or by mail (include student id with payment):

Cox College
Attn: Billing
1423 N. Jefferson Ave
Springfield, MO 65802

The Billing Department at Cox College accepts the following forms of payment:

  • Cash
  • Check
  • Money order
  • Visa
  • MasterCard
  • Discover

Cox College works in cooperation with Nelnet Business Solutions to offer an interest-free monthly payment plan option to our students. Students who prefer to make monthly payments can sign up with Nelnet Business Solutions for the Automatic Payment Plan during the scheduled enrollment period. For more information about this option, follow the link below.

Financial Aid

The Financial Aid Office is located on the third floor of Cox College.

Personnel is available Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Appointments are encouraged, but not necessary. Please stop at the front desk to check the availability of the Financial Aid Counselors.

To contact the financial aid office, please email FinancialAid@coxcollege.edu

Contact:

Angela Duvall, Director of Financial Aid, Rm #311
(417) 299 5147

Leesa Taylor, Financial Aid Counselor (Verification/Scholarship/Access Missouri), Rm #313
(417) 299 8238

Tina Neff, Default Prevention Specialist and Counselor (Pell Grants, Return to Title IV, Deferments, Work-Study), Rm #310
(417) 299 5185

Email
FinancialAid@coxcollege.edu

The primary responsibility for financing education lies with the student. Federal financial aid is available for those who qualify for most degree programs. Due to the increasing cost of higher education, it is difficult to meet the total financial need of students. Therefore, students are encouraged to seek sources of aid available to them through community resources.

Most financial aid is based on financial need. Financial need is based on formulas established by federal and state governments. The formula is based on income, assets, family size, and other measures of financial strength. Financial need is defined as the cost of education less the expected family contribution.