Summer Financial Aid
The Summer Semester is attached as a “trailer” to the preceding academic year. Therefore, financial aid eligibility for summer is determined based on the information from the current year’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which must be submitted by June 30 of the year in which the summer term takes place. The cost of attending summer is determined by the student’s residency status and enrollment. Summer enrollment is defined by both the number of credits the student is registered for in the summer term and by the duration of the session(s) (i.e. number of months/weeks the course(s) run).
Students who have already been packaged financial aid through MSUB during the current aid year (grouped by enrollment status for the summer):
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- Students who are going to be enrolled in 6 or more credits in the summer:
- Once registered for ALL the summer credits, students should submit a Summer Aid Request Form to the financial aid office.
- Indicate on the form what type of aid you are interested in receiving: loans, work-study,
or both.
- Grants will be awarded to those who are eligible on a first-come first-served basis,
however funding is limited.
- Grants will be awarded to those who are eligible.
- Loans require students to be enrolled in at least 6 credits and may call for additional requirements to be completed.
- Students requesting work-study for the summer semester must submit the upcoming year’s FAFSA and all requested documents for that year.
- Grants will be awarded to those who are eligible on a first-come first-served basis,
however funding is limited.
- Indicate on the form what type of aid you are interested in receiving: loans, work-study,
or both.
- Once registered for ALL the summer credits, students should submit a Summer Aid Request Form to the financial aid office.
- Students that will not be enrolled (or enrolled in less than 6 credits) for the summer
term but are interested in receiving work-study:
- Submit the Summer Aid Request Form to the financial aid office
- On the form indicate you are interested in work-study.
- Students requesting work-study for the summer semester must submit the upcoming year’s FAFSA and all requested documents for that year.
- If awarded work-study students must complete the remaining employment requirements with their employer.
- Submit the Summer Aid Request Form to the financial aid office
- Students who are going to be enrolled in 6 or more credits in the summer:
- Note: Available summer funding depends on the types and amount of assistance used during fall and spring, as there are yearly maximums for students that cannot be exceeded.
- Once reviewed, we will send an email indicating that you have a revised aid offer available through your student secure log-in. You will need to respond to the aid offer.
- Notify our office immediately if your registration changes Any added or dropped credits may require an adjustment to your aid.
If summer is the student’s first semester at MSUB, or if the student did not receive financial aid for fall and/or spring:
- Check FAFSA Filing status with MSUB Financial Aid Office:
- Login to your application
- Select the “Make Corrections” option
- In the School Selection tab click “Add School” and enter our code (002530)
- Make sure you sign and submit the application using your FSA ID
- If you have not already done so, complete the current aid year’s FAFSA.
- If you HAVE completed the current aid year’s FAFSA but have not had the information sent to MSUB, add our school code (002530) to your FAFSA by following these instructions:
- Submit all requested documents to the financial office for review.
- You will receive notification via email once you’ve been reviewed, instructing you to respond to your aid offer through your student secure log-in. If you accept a student loan, additional requirements can be completed on the Loans page.
- Notify our office immediately if your registration changes -Any added or dropped credits may require an adjustment to your aid
Please contact the Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships if you have any questions on this information.