Financial Aid:  Dates to Remember

Dates & Deadlines to Remember / Timeline

January 2014
January 1:  Students can begin submitting FAFSA for 2014-2015.
January 31:  12th class day.

February 2014
February 7:  Refunds are available in The Financial Services Office, providing all  documents are submitted and all funds are received.

The Office of Financial Aid begins sending award letters for new and currents students for 2014-2015.

May 2014
May 1:  Priority Deadline for filing the FAFSA.
May 1:  Priority Deadline for Fall admission applications.
May 8:  Spring term ends.

June 2014
June 4: Summer Session 1 begins.
June 13: Summer Session 1 refunds available.

July 2014
July 9:  Summer Session 2 begins.                                                                                                         July 18: Summer Session 2 refunds available. 

August 2014
August 1:  Last day to apply for financial aid and be awarded before fall semester begins.
August 1:  Deadline for Fall 2014 admission application.
August 20:  First day of classes for undergraduates.
August 28:  Last day to drop a class without a grade.

September 2014
September 5:  12th class day
September 12:  Refunds are available in the Financial Services Office, providing all documents are submitted and all funds are received.

November 18:  Last day to request a loan for the fall semester.

December 2014
December 10: Last day of the fall semester.

January 2015
January 14: First day of spring Semester for undergraduates
 
February 2015
February 6:  Refunds available in the Financial Services Office. 

May 2015
May 7: Last day of the spring semester.

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.