Financial Aid Office
We know that deciding how you are going to manage a financial plan for funding your medical school education is a major undertaking that requires solid information and careful planning. We’re here to help you.
This website walks you through the process of applying for financial aid and provides you with a list of all the materials you will need to complete as well as important deadlines. It contains information about available loans and scholarships for students in both the MD and PA programs. We’ve also provided answers to some of the most frequently asked questions, copies of the forms you will need to fill out, debt management information and links to other helpful websites.
We urge you to figure out your financial plan as early as possible, so that it doesn’t become a burden that takes time away from your academic responsibilities.
Remember
- All applicants applying for institutional aid are required to provide parental financial information.
- All financial aid recipients are required to borrow an annually determined minimum amount—a unit loan—before becoming eligible for institutional scholarship funds.
- A debt management plan will help you keep your financial responsibilities from deciding your career path. Our goal is to enable you to choose a career that fulfills your intellectual, emotional and professional needs, regardless of salary.
- Financial aid applications must be submitted annually.
- Financial aid awards may change from year to year based on changes in family circumstances. The most common factors affecting the parents' contribution are taxable and untaxable income, assets, family size and number of siblings in college.
