A variety of financial aid sources are available to help you pay for college or career school.
How do you claim financial aid?
Take these steps to apply for federal student aid.
- Get Prepared. Gather the documents you’ll need.
- Complete FAFSA® Form. Apply early to maximize your aid.
- Review Student Aid Report. Make corrections, if necessary.
- Respond to Aid Offer. Accept the aid you want.
- Receive Aid.
- Renew Your FAFSA® Form.
How can I get financial aid for college?
For undergraduate and graduate students (not available to international students). Student coordinates with school to find eligible employers. Jobs can be on campus or off campus. Students are paid at least minimum wage. To receive funds, you will need to be awarded work study and secure a job.
How is financial aid determined for undergraduate students?
For undergraduate students who have financial need. Your school determines the amount you can borrow and that amount cannot exceed your financial need. For undergraduate, graduate and professional degree students. Your school determines the amount you can borrow based on your cost of attendance and other financial aid you receive.
Do you have to report financial aid to the University?
If you are receiving any kind of financial aid from university or government sources, you must report the scholarship to the financial aid office. Unfortunately, the university will adjust your financial aid package to compensate. Nevertheless, the outside scholarship will have some beneficial effects.
How can I get financial support for my University?
We provide information and advice about budgeting, managing debt and Centrelink payments, and can help you to access assistance during times of financial hardship. Find out about the University’s financial assistance options for currently enrolled students.