What types of questions can the Office of Business and Finances or the Office of Financial Aid help address?
For questions regarding TMS, your billing statement, refund checks, or [...]
Will my financial aid change from year to year?
Your financial aid eligibility is based on many variables. For [...]
If my housing status changes will my aid be affected?
It may change. If you switch from living on campus [...]
When will my financial aid be applied to my account?
In order for financial aid to be applied your account [...]
How can I accept my financial aid?
Please log onto your MyFinancialAid account at myfinancialaid.marianuniversity.edu/NetPartnerStudent/. Once logged [...]
What options are available to me if my aid does not cover all of my tuition/room and board costs?
There may be additional loan options such as Parent Plus [...]
Is my financial aid for the semester or for the entire academic year?
If you are attending for the fall and spring semester, [...]
What if I have been awarded a scholarship through my high school or community?
Federal regulations require us to consider all outside resources as [...]
What if my family has experienced a loss of income or has high medical expenses?
Loss of a job or benefits, death in the family, [...]
I have been selected for Verification, what does that mean?
The Federal Processing Center selects FAFSA applications for verification. You [...]
When will I know what financial aid I am eligible to receive?
Allow approximately two weeks for the federal processing of your [...]
Should I wait until I have been accepted to apply for financial aid?
Complete the FAFSA as soon as you can. The financial [...]
Are there any deadlines?
Submit the FAFSA for the upcoming academic year as soon [...]
What is Marian’s Federal School Code?
Marian University’s federal school code is 003861. You will need [...]
What is the EFC?
The EFC or Expected Family Contribution, is the dollar amount [...]
How do I become eligible for financial aid?
Academic and partnership scholarships are awarded to traditional undergraduate students [...]
