UL Lafayette: Financial Aid: Deadlines

Deadlines and University Policies

University Policies

Students cannot receive financial aid for more than 30 credit hours of remedial coursework.
Students must have a complete admissions application on file.
Students must be pursuing a degree or certificate in order to be eligible for Federal Student Aid.
Students must be a U. S. citizen or eligible non-citizen.
Students must be enrolled at least half-time in order to receive any type of student loan(s) and Federal Work Study. Undergraduate half-time enrollment is 6 hours for fall/spring semesters and 3 hours for the summer session. Graduate half-time enrollment is 5 hours for fall/spring and 4 hours for the summer session.
Students enrolled at the University for Summer ONLY, currently pursuing a degree at another school (Summer Visitor), and who do not plan to attend a regular fall/spring semester at UL Lafayette are NOT eligible for Federal Student Aid at UL Lafayette.
Students must register for classes before financial aid will be applied to their University account. Financial aid will be applied to a student's account based on the number of registered hours.
In order for financial aid to be credited to be available during registration, a student must be registered for classes by the preregistration deadline date established for the semester in question.
Students are responsible for tuition and fees for all credit hours they register for as of the class day after the schedule adjustment period ends. This means even if a student drops a class(es) or resigns after this date, the full amount of tuition may still be owed after the University refund policy is applied.

Deadlines

Priority consideration for financial aid will be given to students who submit all of their information to the Office of Student Financial Aid by May 1. Financial aid applications received after this date will be processed in the order received by this office. It is a student's responsibility to know and understand what information is needed by the Office of Student Financial Aid to complete his/her file. If your file is selected for verification (audit) you must submit signed copies of all requested tax returns, a signed verification worksheet and any other required documents. Transfer students are required to submit a Financial Aid Transcript from all prior schools attended and an academic transcript from the last school attended. Students who file applications after the deadline should make personal arrangements to pay for all school charges in the event that their file is not in order by the registration due date for each semester.

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Document last revised Thursday, May 10, 2007 4:48 PM