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Financial Aid

Your most important investment is you

For some students, finances can pose a hurdle in the road toward an education. Learn how we may be able to help you overcome it.

Financial Aid: As You Continue Your Education

Application is Yearly Process

You need to reapply for financial aid each year. Application deadlines are announced yearly - usually in January when the new FAFSA is distributed. Even if you applied for aid last year, you must fill out a new FAFSA for each year you're requesting aid. The financial aid officers at the school are ready to help you through the application process.

How do I maintain my financial aid eligibility?

When you enroll at the school and accept financial aid, you agree to take on specific responsibilities and retain certain rights. Here are some pointers to help maintain your eligibility for financial aid:

Take the full load of classes that are scheduled for you. Aid may be reduced or canceled if your class schedule is reduced.

Keep copies of tax returns and other records. Federal regulations require random verification of financial aid applications, so you and/or your parents may be asked to provide copies of your tax returns or demonstrate that you were not required to file.

Maintain satisfactory academic progress toward your educational goals as defined in the school catalog and Student Handbook.

Notify the Student Financial Services Department if you receive any financial assistance that is not reported on the Student Financial Plan, including any outside scholarships and private loans. Be aware that when you apply for financial aid, the assistance offered is subject to final funding authorization established by the U.S. Congress and state legislatures.

Reapply on time and accurately, and complete any applications and forms that are requested.

Stay up to date. Regulatory changes may bring about new rules and eligibility for financial aid, which could change your awards.

If I withdraw from school, will I receive a tuition refund?

If you withdraw for any reason, you may be entitled to a partial refund of tuition and fees paid. The refund policy, outlined in the school catalog and on the Enrollment Agreement, determines whether any refund is due.

If you receive financial aid and you withdraw with the intention of returning, you must notify the Student Financial Services Department in order to request financial assistance for future terms.

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