Steps for Financing Your Education: Financial Aid Next Steps 2020-2021 Academic Year

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"Discover the essential steps to secure financial aid for the 2020-2021 academic year, including completing FAFSA, reviewing award letters, and navigating the verification process. Plan your education finances efficiently with detailed guidance."

  • Education finance
  • Financial aid
  • FAFSA
  • Verification process
  • Tuition payment

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  1. FINANCIAL AID The Next Steps . 2020-2021 Academic Year

  2. Steps for Financing your Education: File 2020-2021 FAFSA prior to May 1, 2020 (Pennsylvania residents) Studentaid.gov Review Financial Aid Award Letter Complete Verification requirements, if selected Send Deposit Review 2nd award letter and complete Tuition Payment Worksheet Award letter lists outstanding items: Verification Master Promissory Note (MPN) and Entrance Loan Counseling for Direct Loans Nursing Loan Application PHEAA State Grant

  3. 1st Financial Aid Award Letter Estimated Costs Financial Aid (Federal, State, and Institutional) Estimated Balance Housing and Dependency Status Includes link to: GUIDE TO FINANCING YOUR MISERICORDIA EDUCATION

  4. Federal Verification Process The Department of Education selects a percentage of students for a process called Verification. Information required from student and/or parent to complete verification: Verification worksheet Signed copy of Student s 2018 Tax Return, if they filed Signed copy of Parent s 2018 Tax Return, if they filed Schools are required to verify the information entered on the student s FAFSA and make necessary corrections. Can use IRS Data Retrieval Tool on FAFSA to download tax return Parent(s): IRS statement of Non- filing, if parent(s) did not file a tax return www.irs.gov to complete IRS Form 4506-T Both student and parent information needs to be reviewed.

  5. 2nd Financial Aid Award Letter- DEPOSITED STUDENTS ONLY Mailed late March Lists all Financial Aid Awards including Institutional Scholarships, Estimated State and Federal Grants, and Federal Direct Loans Lists any Documents Needed for Federal Direct Loans and/or Verification Sent with Tuition Payment Worksheet and Fee Sheet used to determine the full year balance

  6. Tuition Payment Worksheet Determines direct costs for the Academic Year Helps students/parents plan for meeting the full year balance Fee sheet will be sent along with Worksheet to determine additional costs

  7. Tuition Payment Worksheet: Part C This is not your Final Bill for the Academic Year, it is an outline of the direct costs you may incur.

  8. Federal Direct Student Loans (Unsubsidized & Subsidized Loans) studentaid.gov Will need FSA user name and password. (Same one used on the FAFSA) Master Promissory Note (MPN) * Legal document in which you promise to repay your loan(s) and any accrued interest and fees to the U.S. Department of Education. * Explains the terms and conditions of your loan(s). Loan Entrance Counseling *Counseling to ensure that you understand the responsibilities and obligations you are assuming. *Types of Federal Student Loans, Loan Limits, Loan Basics

  9. Tuition & Fees 2020-2021 First Year Costs (Fall & Spring) Resident student $34,100 Tuition (12-17credits) $ 1,840 General Fee $13,660 Room & Board* Estimated 1st year costs** $49,600 *Cost determined using 190 Meal plan per semester ** This is estimated and subject to change. It does not include orientation, program, course, or major fees. These fees will be reflected on the semester billing statement

  10. Billing & Student Accounts Bills are mailed to the home address one month before the semester begins Fall Semester Begins August- Bills are mailed in July Spring Semester Begins January- Bills are mailed in December Summer (if enrolled) begins in May- Bills are mailed in April Bills are due one week before the semester begins Students can view Billing Statements on the MyMU portal under Students > Accounts & Financial Aid

  11. Planning to Meet the Full Year Balance Cash/Personal Check/TAP PA 529 Credit/Debit Card- Visa, MasterCard, Discover 2.5% processing fee charged https://forms.misericordia.edu/payonline Monthly Tuition Payment Plan- Open for Enrollment May 1st Administered through CashNet $55 Enrollment Fee Maximum 10 month plan https://commerce.cashnet.com/MISERICORDIAPAY or 1-877-821-0625

  12. Planning to Meet the Full Year Balance Direct Parent Plus Loan: Applications available May 1st at studentaid.gov Parent borrower completes application and Master Promissory Note (MPN) 4.236% origination fee taken before loan is disbursed to school Ex. If you apply for a $10,000 Plus Loan, $9,576 will be applied to the Student account (Fee is $424) If denied, student is eligible for additional unsubsidized loan money Alternative (private) Loan: Applications available May 1st Student borrower with creditworthy co-signer List of preferred lenders on Misericordia Financial Aid website under Loans

  13. Helpful Links www.Misericordia.edu/financialaid FULL TIME UNDERGRADUATES GUIDE TO FINANCING YOUR MISERICORDIA EDUCATION Scholarships and Grants Loan Options Payment Options Studentaid.gov www.PHEAA.org (PA Residents) Will need to create account to view information, finish application, or complete validation.

  14. QUESTIONS?

  15. Next Steps Overview Deposit to secure seat in program/University $300 Commuter $400 Resident AP/Dual Enrollment Credits Send transcripts High school does not send them AP Scores must be sent through College Board IB Transcript needs to be requested and sent CEEB Code is : 2087

  16. New Student Website New Student Website Letter is sent after student deposits Misericodia.edu/orientation Listing of dates as well as schedules for both 1 day and 4 day orientations MOVE IN DAYS: Football- August 12; Athletes- August 18; First year - August 27 Choose 1 day summer orientation Date Necessary paperwork for incoming first year student on new student website housing , health, course selection sheet www.misericordia.edu/orientation

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