MD Program Financial Aid Application Instructions
- 1. Yale School of Medicine Application for Financial Aid
- 2. Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- 3. CSS Profile Application
- 4. Required Verification of Income for 2021
- 5. 2021 Federal Income Tax Returns (Form 1040) - Required if Completed the CSS Profile Application
- 5. Student Non-tax Filer Income Statement
- 6: Certificate of Information
- 7. Request to Disclose Financial Aid Information (Optional)
- 1. Yale School of Medicine Application for Financial Aid
2023 – 2024 YSM Financial Aid Application – If you have saved progress in the existing application, please reference and submit. If you are starting a new 2023 – 2024 application, please use the following links:
- 2. Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
If you are a U.S. Citizen or Eligible Non-Citizen, you will need to complete the FAFSA after October 1st. You can complete your FAFSA online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Yale's School Code is 001426.
Be sure that you obtain a PIN number and FSA ID to sign electronically or submit the signature page as instructed.
File your 2021 tax return prior to submitting your FAFSA and select the IRS data retrieval option when completing the FAFSA.
- 3. CSS Profile Application
If you want to be considered for Yale School of Medicine funds (Yale Scholarship and Yale Loans) you must complete a CSS Profile need analysis application. The CSS Profile Application must include your parents financial information along with your own income and assets.
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MARRIED AND TO BE MARRIED STUDENTS:
If you are married, you must include your spouse or significant other’s income and asset information. If you are planning to be married during the current academic year, you must also provide your spouse or significant other’s income and asset information. -
PARENTS:
If your parents are legally divorced or separated, your custodial parent must complete the CSS Profile. The custodial parent will remain the same each year. If parents are not legally separated, we need both parents information.
The Yale School of Medicine, requires you to file a CSS Profile Application to receive financial aid. There is a charge for filing this form.
The CSS Profile application should be filled out online and submitted electronically. You can find the online application HERE.
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MARRIED AND TO BE MARRIED STUDENTS:
- 4. Required Verification of Income for 2021
Your taxable income must be verified using the FAFSA's IRS Data Retrieval Tool. Yale does not require parents to provide parent data on the FAFSA. If you filed your federal tax return electronically at least two weeks prior to the date on which you submit your FAFSA, or submitted your paper return 6-8 weeks prior to the date on which you submit your FAFSA, you may be eligible to use the IRS Data Retrieval tool. We strongly encourage you to provide consent to the IRS to upload data from your federal tax return at the time you complete your FAFSA. If you have not completed your tax return yet, you will not be able to use Data Retrieval until you do. However, you can complete the FAFSA using estimates and go back later to complete the Data Retrieval. If you do not use the IRS Data tool, you will need to request an IRS tax transcript. To request an IRS tax transcript, visit the IRS Welcome to Get Transcript page.
- 5. 2021 Federal Income Tax Returns (Form 1040) - Required if Completed the CSS Profile Application
Please submit a signed copy of your parents complete tax return, including all schedules and company issued W-2 form(s). All students applying for institutional financial aid must submit a copy of the 1040 their parents.
- 5. Student Non-tax Filer Income Statement
If you the student did not and are not required to file a U.S. Federal or Puerto Rican tax return for 2021, you must provide a Student Non-Tax Filing Statement along with income documentation.
You can find this form on our Forms & Resources page.
- 6: Certificate of Information
- Complete the Certificate of Information.
- 7. Request to Disclose Financial Aid Information (Optional)
All information in your financial aid file is considered confidential. If you want us to discuss any portion of your financial aid award with any other party, you must complete and submit a signed Statement of Disclosure form. If you do not sign this form, the details of your financial file will be kept confidential.
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