College is a significant investment in your future, so you might need help paying for college. We offer more than $36 million in financial assistance to AUM students annually. Let’s get started with applying for financial aid.
Scholarships, grants, student loans and federal work-study programs are the four basic kinds of financial aid. Here are the forms you’ll need.
How is financial need determined? How long does it take to find out what kind of financial aid you might receive? How are funds disbursed? What about Summer term financial aid? Get answers to these questions and more.
First time Federal Direct Loan borrowers at AUM must complete loan entrance counseling. This important information explains the mandatory process borrowers must undergo along with their responsibilities prior to accepting a federal loan. The primary reason for these efforts is to ensure that students have lower rates of delinquency in repaying their loans along with lower rates of defaulting on the loans.
The entire process is virtual and completed in 20-30 mins.
Exit counseling provides important information to prepare you to repay your federal student loan(s).
If you have received a subsidized, unsubsidized or PLUS loan under the Direct Loan Program or the FFEL Program, you must complete exit counseling each time you:
The entire process is virtual and completed in 20-30 minutes.
In accordance with U.S.Department of Education regulations, if a student is convicted of a drug offense after receiving Federal financial aid money, he or she must notify their respective Financial Aid Office immediately. Further, that student will become ineligible for further federal financial aid and will also be required to pay back any and all aid received after the conviction. Please see the current published information regarding this important regulation.
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