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What is a Financial Aid Package?
All accepted students who file a Free Application For Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will receive a Financial Aid Package from St. John’s University which indicates the types and amounts of financial aid available to the student at St. John’s.
The Office of Student Financial Services encourages students and their families to carefully review their financial aid offer and consider all available options provided to assist students in financing their education.
Financial aid offers are individualized and reflect student’s eligibility based on the information provided by them, and for dependent students their families, on the FAFSA. The offer also factors in a student’s grade level, program of study, campus, individual program eligibility requirements and funding levels.
An aid offer may contain a variety of different financial aid programs. We encourage students to learn more about the financial aid programs in their Packages and have provided detailed information below on the various financial aid programs
Gift Aid
- Scholarships
- TAP (New York State Tuition Assistance Program)
- Federal Pell Grant
- Federal SEOG Grant
- Federal Teach Grant
- University Funded Grants
Tutorials
Student Financial Services Publications
Self Help
- Federal Work-Study
- Federal Health Professions Student Loan (HPL)
- Federal Direct Loans For Undergraduates
- Federal Direct Loans For Graduate/Law Students
- Private Loans
Federal Direct Loan Tutorials
- Entrance Counseling
- Process of Accepting Your Loan Awards
- How to complete master promissory note for subsidized/unsubsidized loans.