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How do I apply for aid at Wright State University?
Visit the F.A. Process page.
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What is the deadline to apply for federal student
aid?
Wright State University's priority deadline for filing a FAFSA is February
15--prior to the start of the next academic year. The priority deadline
is the date that students must have submitted their FAFSA via mail or
internet in order to be considered for the federal student aid Campus-Based
Programs. A student can apply for federal student aid at any time during
the year. However, it is best to allow a couple of months for processing.
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If I miss WSU's February 15 FAFSA priority deadline
date, can I still apply for federal student aid?
Yes, a student can apply for federal student aid at any time during the
year. It is best to allow a couple of months for processing. However,
students who submit the FAFSA after the February 15 priority deadline
date will not be considered for Federal Campus-Based Programs at Wright
State University.
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Is there an income level cutoff to qualify for financial
aid?
Income levels can affect grant eligibility. However, student and parent
loans are offered to help finance a student's education regardless of
income level.
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In order to receive financial aid do I have to apply
every year?
Yes. A FAFSA is good for one aid year starting with summer quarter through
spring quarter.
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What is Wright State's Federal School Code?
003078
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What does it cost to attend WSU?
Visit the WSU Costs page.
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If my financial aid exceeds my cost of school what
happens to the additional money?
If the additional money is from a Federal Stafford and/or PLUS Loan it
will be reimbursed to the student or parent within 72 hours (after the
scheduled disbursement date) by the Office of the Bursar. The Office of
the Bursar will either mail a check or direct deposit the funds--if direct
deposit has been established. If the additional money is from scholarships,
grants, or campus-based loans, the money cannot be refunded until two
weeks into the quarter. At that time the money will be either sent to
the student by check or direct deposit.
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How do I apply for a Stafford Loan?
Visit the Federal Stafford
Loans page and click "How to Apply!"
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How long after I complete my Stafford Loan promissory
note before I can receive the money?
When Great Lakes receives the promissory note, the money is disbursed
to Wright State within 72 hours. The bursar then uses the money received
for any balance due. The remainder of money will be sent in a reimbursement
check or direct deposited within 72 hours.
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What is Work-Study?
Visit the Federal Work-Study
Program page.
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Do I need to submit tax returns?
If your FAFSA is selected for the federal review process called verification,
you will need to submit signed copies of your--and possibly your parents--federal
tax returns. If you are selected for verification, you will be assigned
verification requirements on your Financial Aid and Scholarship Requirements
link on WINGS Express. You will be required to complete and submit a verification
worksheet along with signed copies of the appropriate tax documents to
the Office of Financial Aid.
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What does it take to be considered an independent
student?
Dependency Requirements
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What should I do if my family's financial circumstances
change after I apply for financial aid?
Change of Income
Directions
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Should I use a Scholarship Search Service?
We recommend using a free scholarship search service. Click Free
Scholarship Searches to get a list of recommended sites.
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