What are my options for financial assistance/aid? Do you accept FAFSA or the GI Bill?/Is this training eligible for job training or placement programs?

Duke Health & Well-Being has limited funds available for partial financial assistance for the DHWCT program. Awards from $500 up to $2,500 are applied toward the program’s registration fee. To be considered, please submit your  financial assistance application  before the early registration deadline for your desired course. Please note that you may be asked to provide additional supporting documentation during the review process.

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There is also an early registration discount of 10%. The deadline for the early registration is listed on the Apply and Register page for the course. Click here to access the online application. 

The DHWCT is a professional training offered by Duke Health & Well-Being, Duke University Health System. Participation in our courses awards continuing education credits, not academic credits. We are a separate Duke entity from the Duke University academic system/registrar’s office and therefore our trainings are generally not eligible for traditional academic federal financial aid programs. We are also not an approved education or job training provider under GI Bill funding.