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FAFSA Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) after January 1 |
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Award Letter Review award letter online and submit it electronically to our office |
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Stafford Loans New borrowers must complete their entrance interview and master promissory note |
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The Quinnipiac University Financial Aid Office works with all applicants to assure that they receive the maximum state and federal aid for which they are eligible. In addition, the Office seeks to coordinate institutional aid resources to make a Quinnipiac education affordable. Approximately 70 percent of the student body receives financial aid through a combination of grants, scholarships, student loans, and on-campus jobs.
The University offers approximately 600 merit-based scholarships to incoming freshmen (admission application deadline February 1) for which no financial need is required. Students interested in being considered for financial aid should indicate so on section 3 of the admissions application.
All students interested in applying for financial aid are required to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) which can be completed online at: www.fafsa.ed.gov. The university does not currently require the Profile form. All incoming students must have their FAFSA "date stamped" by the federal processor by March 1 and all returning students must have their FAFSA date stamped by April 1 in order to be given full consideration for financial aid.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 203-582-8750, 800-462-1944, e-mail us at: finaid@quinnipiac.edu , fax us at 203-582-4060 or visit our office which is located on the first floor of the Echlin Center.
Application Deadlines
Freshmen and Transfer Students: March 1 - Award letters are generated in the order that FAFSAs are received, on a rolling basis beginning in late February. All on-time applicants, with non-rejected FAFSAs should receive their initial award letter no later than April 1.
Returning Students: April 1 - Award letters are generated in the order that FAFSAs are received, on a rolling basis, beginning in late May after final grades are posted. All on-time applicants, whose files are complete and processed by our office should receive their award letter no later than June 30. Incomplete files will be processed throughout the summer.
While we welcome late applications, funding availability is tentative after the prescribed deadlines.
To review your financial aid award, please click on the icon below
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