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Dates & Deadlines to Remember /
Timeline |
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2010
January - Students can begin submitting the FAFSA
February - Office of Financial Aid begins awarding & mailing
letters to new & current students
April 1 - Priority Deadline for filing FAFSA
May 1 - Priority Deadline for Fall Admission Application
August 1
- Last day to complete financial aid file and have aid awarded by
first day of Fall classes
- Deadline for Fall Admission Application
For Students on Campus:
August 20-24 - New Student Orientation/Registration for
Undergraduates
August 25 - First day of classes for Undergraduates and
Vocational Nursing Students
September 1 - Last day to drop/add a course without a grade.
September 10 - 12th Class Day
September 17 - Refund checks available in the Business
Office-providing funds are available to the college from lenders,
etc.
November 19 - Last day to request a Stafford/alternative loan
for the Fall semester.
December 15 - Last day of the Fall Term.
2011
January 2 - Students can begin submitting new/renewal FAFSA
applications for the 2011-2012 academic year
January 11 - New Student Orientation/Registration for
Undergraduates
January 12 - Classes Begin
January 21 - Last day to drop/add a course without a grade.
January 28 - 12th Class Day
February 4 - Refund checks available in the Business
Office-providing funds are available to the college from lenders,
etc.
May 7 - Last day of the Spring Term
*All refunds subject to receipt of funds from lender or payee prior
to processing time for refund date. |
Financial Aid Tips
• Some type of assistance is
available. All families qualify for some type of assistance.
Don’t pass up the opportunity to apply for financial aid because
you feel your income is too high.
• Be an informed consumer – take advantage of all sessions
offered during campus visits and high school nights. These are
great ways to garner additional information.
• Start early – begin looking now for scholarships for which you
may be eligible. Learn what the criteria are and if grades are
part of the criteria, strive to make the grades you need.
• Timing is crucial! Become knowledgeable about the financial
aid process by paying careful attention to published deadlines.
• Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA)
as early as possible. When completing the
FAFSA,
you are applying for federal, state and institutional need-based
financial aid. Keep a copy of the
FAFSA
and the documents you used to complete the
FAFSA.
You may need to submit some or all of them to the schools to
which you are applying.
• Respond promptly to all requests for additional documentation
from the schools to which you are applying. When submitting the
documents, make sure all documents are complete, signed, dated
and that the student’s name and social security number are
prominently displayed on each one.
• Keep photocopies of all documents you submit to the Financial
Aid Office and other organizations. These copies may come in
handy when you have questions at a later
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The
Office of Financial Aid at Schreiner University is committed to
assisting students in obtaining the best financial aid award possible.
However, it is the student’s responsibility to comply with all
requirements necessary to complete the financial aid process. In
addition, the Office of Financial Aid is not responsible for the
student's financial obligations to Schreiner University. Each student
must verify their account balance and make arrangements for any amounts
not covered by financial aid. |
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