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Federal Student Aid (FSA) Programs
Graduate students who meet the U.S. Department of Education's eligibility
requirements can apply for employment and loans from the federal
government. To apply, students must complete--on an annual basis--the
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and list Wright
State University as a school of choice (WSU's Title IV school code
is 003078). The results of the student's
FAFSA, along with the Wright State University's
cost of attendance, will determine the student's eligibility for
the all of the FSA Programs listed below. The FSA Programs available
to graduate students include: |
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In addition to the FSA Programs above,
students who submit their FAFSA by Wright State University's FAFSA priority
deadline date of February 15th--prior to the start of upcoming academic
year--will be considered for the FSA Campus-Based Programs. (For
example, students applying for federal student aid for the 2006-2007
aid year must file the FAFSA by February 15, 2006 to be considered for
the FSA Campus-Based Programs.) The priority deadline exists due to
limited funding in the following programs: |
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State Aid Programs
Graduate students can also apply for fellowships
and loans from the State of Ohio. Financial aid available to graduate
students from the State of Ohio include: |
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WSU Assistantships and
Program Fellowships
Graduate/professional students can apply for WSU Graduate
Assistantships and Program Fellowships through their department/program
of study and the School of Graduate
Studies. Terms and Conditions for Assistantships and Program Fellowships
can be obtained from the School
of Graduate Studies Policies and Procedures Manual.
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External Scholarship Programs
Below you can research external scholarships for graduate students.
Beware of any organization that asks for a fee to find scholarship
information. You don't have to pay! Find scholarship information for
free! |
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you are receiving an external scholarship award (e.g., high school scholarship,
community scholarship, etc.), you must notify the Office of Financial
Aid. All external scholarship
monies should be submitted to: |
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External
Scholarship Coordinator
Office of Financial Aid
Wright State University
Dayton, OH 45435 |
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Alternative Loan Programs
In addition to or in place of federal, state, institutional
and private financial aid programs, there are alternative loan programs
offered by various lending institutions to assist graduate students
in paying for their educational expenses. Often students borrow alternative
loans after having exhausted all other forms of financial aid. Interest
rates and repayment terms vary by lending institution. Vist FASTAlt
for a list of alternative loan programs compiled by the Office of
Financial Aid. |
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Financial
Assistance for On-Campus Child Care
Wright
State University's Child Development Center, Mini University,
offers a variety of programs for children 6 weeks to 12 years
fo age. There are several froms of financial assistance available
to students whose children attend Mini University. For more
information, click
here. To view the file, you need Adobe
Acrobat Reader, a free download.
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