Financial Aid Websites

Resources

FSA ID 

An FSA ID is required to complete the FAFSA.  Your FSA ID gives you access to the Federal Student Aid’s online systems and serves as your legal signature on your loan application.

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

Complete the online application for federal financial aid.  All students should complete the FAFSA each year even if you decide not to use federal loans.

studentloans.gov

Complete Master Promissory Notes, Entrance and Exit counseling.  Find repayment calculators.

Federal Student Loan Interest Rates 

Lists the current interest rates and origination fees for Federal Direct Loans.

National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS)

Comprehensive database providing information on your federal loans.

Great Lakes

Non-profit organization dedicated to helping students borrow responsibly and find the right repayment option.

Access Group 

Non-profit organization providing resources and tools for repayment information.

Sallie Mae

Find loans that may have lower interest rates than PLUS loans for qualified students.  Sallie Mae offers Bar Study loans.

$ALT

Loan repayment information; Salary estimator and job assistance information.

GI BILL 

Veterans:  find a school, apply for benefits

Veteran's On-Line Application (VONAPP)

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs site enabling veterans to apply for benefits online.

Veterans eBenefits page

Veteran students can apply for and manage benefits including health care, find employment resources, access housing and transportation assistance and other resources.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)

Educational Resources for all students

Equifax Experian TransUnion

Check your 3 credit reports and bureau credit scores. Veterans can place Active Duty alerts on your credit report.