Will you need financial aid for your summer classes?

The following is a summer aid checklist and information for successfully processing aid in a timely manner.

Checklist - Summer Financial Aid

1. File a complete FAFSA for 2012-2013 Academic Year - www.FAFSA.ed.gov
    
2. Complete the UT summer application for aid and submit it from your official university email account.
1. Log into the myUT portal.
2. Under the Student Tab is the My Financial Aid heading.  Click on Summer Aid Application to complete and submit your request
    
3. Enroll and attend at least half-time in courses at the same level as your program to be eligible for aid.  By academic unit Summer half-time credit hours are as follows:  
   

   Graduate Law

   4 credit hours 6 credit hours

A summer aid package will be made available when all three steps are complete.

Aid Eligibility

• Financial Aid Academic Progress
• To remain eligible for aid students are responsible for class participation and achieving academic progress by completing all enrolled courses with passing grades. Course drops, withdrawals and failed classes can cause a reduction in aid for the term and loss of future aid.

• Disbursement on Attending Hours
• Aid will disburse based on hours you are actually attending at the time eligibility for disbursement is reviewed. During the summer - sessions start throughout the summer. It is at the point you are attending at least half-time hours that aid will disburse to your student account.

• Understanding Summer Aid
• Most aid programs do not increase in dollars to accommodate attending three terms during the academic year (summer, fall, spring). The Federal Stafford Loan annual limits remain the same; the loan would be divided into three terms (summer, fall, spring) and not the standard academic year of fall – spring.  As a result of a change in federal regulations, Law students now also have an opportunity to borrow Grad/ PLUS Loans.  Law students may borrow up to the total estimated cost of attendance less any other financial aid/resources received to accommodate attending three terms during the academic year. Law students not eligible for federal financial aid may find it necessary to borrow loan funds through alternative loan sources.  For information about alternative loans, please visit this page.

 

The University of Toledo communicates through your official UT email account. Please check your UT email account on a regular basis for important updates like financial aid and billing information.