Admitted Students
The financial aid team is here to help you understand your unique financial situation and strategies for making college affordable for you. Every student has the same financial aid counselor throughout their undergraduate years who is there to get to know you and guide you. Learn more below.
You are matched with the same counselor throughout your undergraduate experience, providing you with the opportunity to form a relationship and receive expert guidance every step of the way. While you may contact anyone in financial aid any time, we encourage you to reach out to your dedicated counselor directly.
We assign counselors by last name.
We encourage you to consider applying for financial aid options, including scholarships, loans, work opportunities, benefits and credits.
Our goal is to be up front and clear about what you can expect when it comes to financing your undergraduate degree. You'll have both direct and indirect costs to budget for, and we're here to ensure you understand how to finance those costs.
Applying for financial aid does not have to be complicated. On the Apply for Financial Aid page we provide you with step-by-step instructions that include important dates, links to pay balances due and a helpful timeline to keep yourself on track through the financial aid process.
Gain a better understanding of the different options available to you to finance your degree, including scholarships, loans, work-study and other benefits. Explore some of your financial aid options.
Work Opportunities and Stipends
Self-Service Portal
The Financial Aid Self-Service Portal allows new and returning students to access and view their award notification, as well as outstanding documents. Access the portal
Payment Options
Find information for: reviewing your payment options; making a single, one-time payment online; or enrolling in an online payment plan. Explore your payment options
On our Frequently Asked Questions page, you'll find some of the most common questions students have about financial aid, loans and applying for aid. We encourage you to review them, and we always welcome you to reach out to us with your questions.