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Applying for Aid — Drexel University Online Students

 

6. Review Your Award Letter

Your Drexel award letter states the types and amounts of Drexel University and federal funds you may receive.

What To Do

Review your award letter when you receive it in the mail. Students who have access to DrexelOne can also view awards online.

Advise the Student Resource Center/Financial Aid Office immediately if you receive a financial aid award from any other source. A change in your resources may affect your financial aid package.

For an explanation of the aid in your package, download Drexel's 2007-2008 Financing Options Guide (PDF) or 2008-2009 Financing Options Guide (PDF).

Tips

  • Aid is awarded on a rolling basis as Drexel receives completed FAFSAs from the Department of Education. Therefore, the sooner you file your FAFSA the sooner you will receive your financial aid award letter.
  • Be sure keep your financial aid award letter (and any revised award letters) for your own records. You should also keep a copy of all documents that you submit to the Drexel Financial Aid Office.

      Applying for Aid

  1. File your FAFSA
  2. Review your SAR
  3. Take advantage of Drexel's educational partner network
  4. Apply for additional funding — loan options
  5. Release your current financial aid to Drexel (if applicable)
  6. Review your award letter
  7. Sign your promissory note
  8. Complete your entrance interview
  9. Complete the verification process (if you are selected)
  10. Sign up for employer assisted tuition deferred payment
  11. Review your account