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A school’s financial aid office assists you and your family by providing information on ways to pay for education.
The financial aid office is usually involved with you after the school has made you an offer of admission. You can typically go to the financial aid office to:
Learn about both federal and private student aid options, including aid programs for that specific school
Find out about deadlines for student aid applications
Obtain forms and money management guidance
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