The last day for you to file your 2020-2021 FAFSA is February 1. The FAFSA, Free Application for Student Aid, is used to determine if you are eligible for federal, state, school or even private financial aid. By completing the FAFSA, you’re able to apply for federal and state grants, loans and work studies, as well as school and private scholarships. Basically, the FAFSA is your first step for receiving monetary assistance for your entire college career. Make certain to have your FAFSA sent to Cumberland University. School code: 003485

Over 500 students call CU’s campus home. Our campus features five residence halls that offer a variety of living options and experiences to support you throughout your academic career. Residential students enjoy walking to class, academic support services, dining, and athletics facilities. Choosing to live on campus offers you a traditional college experience that is all-inclusive, convenient and fun.

CU requires freshmen students to live on campus unless they receive documented exemption from the Office of Residence Life.

There are a variety of ways you can pay for your college education and receive financial assistance. We award over $300,000 in private and endowed scholarships every year. Be sure to apply April 1. 

After graduation, all high school seniors should request that their school counselors send an official final transcript which reflects their graduation date. All high school seniors who completed AP/IB/CLEP exams or who were dually enrolled at a college/university should request their scores/transcripts be mailed to:

The Office of Admissions
1 Cumberland Square
Lebanon, TN 37087