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Application Procedures for Financial Aid
Wilmington University requires all financial aid applicants to complete the FAFSA each academic year and strongly urges all students to do so online at
www.fafsa.gov
. If not already done, students must register for an FSA ID as the first step in completing the FAFSA online. When accessing the FAFSA web site, students who do not have an FSA ID are directed to apply for one. The FSA ID allows students to electronically sign the FAFSA, which reduces federal processing time to days instead of weeks. The data required on the FAFSA is based on the previous year’s tax information.
Upon receipt of a student’s FAFSA data, Wilmington University will send letters indicating what additional documents are needed to complete processing. Students must submit all required documents before financial aid awards will be made.
Upon receipt of all required documents, a determination will be made by Wilmington University as to the applicant’s aid eligibility. Students then will receive an offer letter from the University listing the types and amount of aid offered to them.
Students who are offered and who accept student loans for the first time at Wilmington University must complete a Master Promissory Note (MPN). Students who have received or who are currently receiving a student loan at Wilmington University do not have to do this, as the MPN is good for 10 years. Applicants will be notified by the direct loan servicer concerning the loan approval and terms. First time loan borrowers or borrowers who have completed Exit Counseling after graduating with a prior degree, must complete an online Entrance Counseling session before any federal student loans can be disbursed. Federal Direct Entrance Counseling is an online educational tool for student loan borrowers. Entrance Counseling only has to be completed one time for the duration of the student’s degree program enrollment.
In order to be eligible for aid, applicants must be fully admitted into a degree program. In order to actually receive aid, students must maintain an enrollment of a minimum of six credits per semester in courses that apply to the degree program.
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