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Health Studies Grant

Colorado Technical University has established a grant to assist current students transitioning from the Associate of Science in Medical Billing and Coding (ASMBC) program to the Associate of Science in Health Administration Service (ASHAS). Individuals currently participating in the ASMBC program must transfer to the ASHAS program to be eligible for this grant.  Students beginning the ASHAS program on or after August 15, 2010 (Session 1003B) will not be eligible for this grant.

The conditions are as follows:

  • This grant will be applied as a credit equal to, and not exceeding 12 credit hours of tuition charges. 
  • The Health Studies Grant is used exclusively toward program charges.
  • The grant will be applied as a credit to the student’s account, and no cash payments will be awarded to the student.
  • Students must complete the first academic year of the current program prior to the grant being awarded.
  • The grant will be awarded proportionately over the final three academic quarters after the qualifying period has been met.  Students with less than three academic quarters remaining in their program, the grant will be awarded proportionately over the remaining terms in the program. 
  • The grant is non-transferable and non-substitutable.
  • The grant may be used in conjunction with other grants.
  • Students must transfer without interruption into ASHAS to be eligible for the grant
  • Students who withdraw and re-enter into ASHAS will not be eligible for this grant

Please contact the Financial Aid Department for additional information.

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