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MBA FINANCIAL AID

FINANCIAL AID	Financial Aid Navigation
	Grants	Tax Credits
	Loans	State Aid
	Work Study	Scholarships

There are six sources of financial aid for MBA students. We will review each of them, and you will be able to link to detailed explanations of any form of aid that might interest you.


	1. Grants		4. Tax Credits
	- School-Based		- Hope Scholarship Tax Credit
	- Fellowships		- Lifetime Learning Tax Credit

	2. Loans		5. State Aid
	- Stafford Loans
	- Perkins Loans
	- School-Based Loans		6. Scholarships
			- Private
	3. Work Study		- Public
			- School-Based

A Special Note!

It's important that you submit a federal student aid form called the FAFSA (the Free Application for Federal Student Aid). This form is used for virtually all student aid, including aid that requires other forms, so it's important that you submit it as soon as possible.

Contact your school's financial aid office as soon as you've been admitted, and be sure to submit the FAFSA, even if you don't plan to apply for federal aid. You may find an aid program that applies to your situation, and it will usually require that you submit the FAFSA on time.

What You Will Need to Submit to the Financial Aid Office

A statement of income and assets, your FAFSA form, a copy of your W2 and tax returns, and a copy of your letter of resignation after you’ve left your company (so the financial aid office can estimate your income for the current year).

What About International Students?

Unfortunately, there is very little financial aid available to international students in U.S. MBA programs. For more on aid to international students, see the section of this site for international applicants. (Yet to come.)

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