Money Matters Presented by the Office of Student Financial Aid Services & Bursar’s Office.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Graduate Student Orientation Enrollment Services Overview 2014 August 13, 3:30-4:20 University Center, Rangos 1.
Advertisements

Inspire a world of good MONEY MATTERS: Understanding Your Bill, Financial Aid, & Developing Financial Literacy Academic Year Michael Discolo.
What is Financial Aid? Financial aid is money from a source other than the family to assist with the cost of attending college.
Student Financial Services SOAR/Family Orientation 2014.
Tuition Billing and Financing Your Education at the University of New Haven Presented by Marc Maniatis Director of Student Accounts & Risk Manager
Financial Assistance Overview Presented by Joanne Graziano Executive Director for Enrollment Services LIU Post.
 Before registering or looking up classes for the first time each semester, students must accept the Financial.
S tudent B usiness O ffice Presented by Bob Putich Lynn Plancich.
Welcome to the Bursar’s Office A copy of this presentation can be found on the Bursar’s Office Homepage at Bursar’s Office 131 Schwartz.
Temple University Bursar’s Office
Financial Aid and Student Employment Cornell University.
Your Financial Responsibilities at Illinois State University
Help students pay for college Achieved by: - Evaluating family's ability to pay for educational costs - Distributing limited resources in a fair and equitable.
ATHENA Student Accounts Orientation. Contact Information Website: Address: or Location: 424 E.
Financial Aid To the extent they are able, parents have the primary responsibility to pay for their dependent children’s education. Students also have.
Finances: The Way To Pay at UA Student Financial Aid & Student Receivables.
Money Matters Husky for the Day Presented by the Office of Student Financial Aid Services & Bursar’s Office.
Academic Year Roxanne Dumas, Director of Financial Aid Money Matters: The Bill, Your Aid, Other Resources and Expenses.
Dealing with Money Matters: Temple University Bursar’s Office
One Stop for Student Success Services. Registration Billing and payment 529 Plans Payment plans RedHawk Refund (direct deposit) Financial Assistance Scholarships.
 E billing  Communications  Authorized Users  Student Accounts  Online Payment Plans  Web Privacy Policy  Health Insurance  FAQ’s 
Student Accounts Office Alexis Levenson Director Of Student Accounts.
AMY SIKES ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OFFICE OF STUDENT FINANCIAL AID UNDERSTANDING W&M FINANCES.
FINANCIAL AID Information for High School Students & Their Families Rockville High School January 6, 2015 Suzanne Hanlon University of Connecticut.
The Basics of Financing a College Education Financial Aid – Lisa Treman, Associate Director Student Accounts – Sue Wright, Director Student Employment.
Inspire a world of good MONEY MATTERS: Understanding Your Bill, Financial Aid, & Developing Financial Literacy Academic Year Michael Discolo.
Financial Aid 101 Presented by Palisades High School Counseling Office.
School of Medicine O rientation August 12, 2015 Presented by: Kevin Ryan and Nicole Griffo.
GW101 presents… Financial Matters Presented by Colonial Central.
632-BILL Office of Student Accounts & Bursar Orientation Fall 2015 Payments SOLAR Refunds Account Access Billing Pay Plans.
Finances: The Way To Pay at UA Student Financial Aid & Student Receivables.
Direct Costs Charges Tuition/Fees: $33,010 Room and board: $10, 716 Total-$43,726 (direct costs only)
John Iacovelli Dean of Enrollment Management Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.
Scholarships and Financial Aid Paying for College.
Financing Their Education Presented by: The Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships Student Business Services.
GW 101 FINANCIAL MATTERS. GW 101: FINANCIAL MATTERS Spring 2015.
Tuition and Fees Charges Tuition: $30,981 Fees: $1,050 Room and board: $10, 404 Total-$42,435 (direct costs only)
John Iacovelli Dean of Enrollment Management Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.
John Iacovelli Dean of Enrollment Management Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.
1 Understanding Your Financial Aid Award Letter. 2 What is the Award Letter? The award letter is the document sent to you by our office notifying you.
Money Matters: You’ve Got Questions, We’ve Got Answers.
What You Need To Know About Financial Aid Presented by Suzanne Hanlon, Financial Aid Officer from the University of Connecticut’s Office of Student Financial.
Graduate Keys to Financial Aid SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID.
Money Matters New and Transfer Student 2016 Orientation Presented by the Office of Student Financial Aid Services & Bursar’s Office.
Money Matters: You’ve Got Questions, We’ve Got Answers.
Student Accounts Lewis Hall Room 119 Summer Office Hours Monday and Thursday 8:30 am – 6:30 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Fall/Spring.
Financial Aid 101 Valerie Jensen Assistant Director, Counseling and Outreach Office of Student Financial Services.
Student Accounts Cashier’s Office
Orientation Fall Overview Fall To Do List Student Center Financial Aid Student Refunds Student Financial Account Payment Options Student Refunds.
WELCOME to the Business Services and Financial Aid.
Taking Care of Business Financial Aid & Student Accounts.
Financial Aid and the 2017 Certificate Entry Into Nursing Program Presented by, Nancy Millerd Office of Student Financial Aid Services.
Student Accounts & Cashier Services
Money Matters: Understanding Your Bill, Financial Aid, & Developing Financial Literacy Academic Year Michael Discolo Manager of Student Accounts.
Student Billing AND FINANCIAL AID
Investing in Your Future
Student Accounts & Cashier Services
The Cost of College Colleges charge you tuition to attend. CCRI is state supported and tuition is based on whether or not you are a RI resident. Additional.
The Cost of College Colleges charge you tuition to attend. CCRI is state supported and tuition is based on whether or not you are a RI resident. Additional.
Let's Talk About Finances
The Billing Process.
Student Accounts & Cashier Office
Student Account Services Orientation
Financial Aid 101 De-Mystifying the Process
The Cost of College Colleges charge you tuition to attend. CCRI is state supported and tuition is based on whether or not you are a RI resident. Additional.
The Cost of College Colleges charge you tuition to attend. CCRI is state supported and tuition is based on whether or not you are a RI resident. Additional.
The Cost of College Colleges charge you tuition to attend. CCRI is state supported and tuition is based on whether or not you are a RI resident. Additional.
The Billing Process.
Graduate Student Orientation
Financing a Fairfield Education Orientation 2019
Presentation transcript:

Money Matters Presented by the Office of Student Financial Aid Services & Bursar’s Office

Presentation is available online on the Office of the Bursar Website ( :

Discussion Items

Financial Aid Goal Evaluating family’s ability to pay Distributing resources in an equitable manner Providing a balance of gift aid & self-help aid To assist students in paying for college by

What is Financial Aid? Scholarships Departmental Private Institutional Grants Federal Pell TEACH Iraq & Afghanistan Service Institutional State Loans Direct Subsidized Direct Unsubsidized Parent PLUS Private Sources of Aid State Federal Institutional State Private Employment Federal Work Study Institutional Labor

What is Financial Need? TuitionFees Room and Board (students living on campus) Direct Costs BooksTransportation Miscellaneous Indirect Costs

The measure of a family’s financial strength as it relates towards subsidizing an education for one year Determines the types and amounts of aid that students are eligible to receive Calculated based on the information provided on the FAFSA

What is Financial Need? Cost of Attendance (variable) Expected Family Contributions (constant) $24,000 Need (variable) EFC$7,000 $33,000 $17,000 − = $40,000 $8,000 $1,000 EFC$7,000

Net Price Calculator

Who is Eligible? to rece Meet Satisfactory Academic Progress Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment in eligible program of study

How Do I Apply? FAFSA Required for most forms of aid

When Will I Receive My Financial Aid Notification?

In Closing

Fall 2015 Bills are posted online and notifications were sent out June 15 th Due Date: August 1, 2015 Spring 2016 Bills are posted online and notifications are sent out in late November Due Date: January 8, 2016 University Fee Bills

Live Bill- Updated daily with charges Charges are posted from: Residential Life Dining Department Health Services Parking Department

University Fee Bills Waiving Health Insurance – Waiver available June 1 st - September 15 th

Student View

Become an Authorized User Student must give others access to view and pay the bill

Authorized User View

Methods of Payment Electronic Check online Credit Card online (2.75% convenience fee) - VISA, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, JCB, BC Card, DinaCard, and Diner’s Club Mail in a check Pay in person with check/cash 529 Plan Payment Payment Plan $45 enrollment fee, must re-enroll each semester Fall Semester: July 15 th, August 15 th, September 15 th, & October 15 th Spring Semester: December 15 th, January 15 th, February 15 th, & March 15 th

Refunds Refunds are written when: Financial Aid is processed and disbursed Enrollment matches financial aid package Fee bill is paid in full Parent Plus Loan Refunds- Written to whomever took out the loan, and mailed home Direct Deposit for Students!

Late Payments Hold on account Cannot enroll in courses, go to the gym, or request an official transcript Late fees (Up to $150 each semester)

Office of Student Financial Aid Services The Office of the Bursar is open 12 months a year; Monday through Friday, 8am - 5pm. You may contact us by: - Telephone – (860) In Person – On a walk-in basis.

For news and important information from the Office of the Bursar… Follow us on Follow us on Instagram uconnbursar Like us on Facebook UCONNBURSAR

Q & A