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Once you have submitted a financial aid application
and have been admitted to Boston University, the Office of Financial
Assistance will determine your need and, if you are eligible, develop a customized
package including funds from those programs for which you qualify.
In addition to awarding funds from Boston University, we also
administer certain federal and state grant and loan programs
and may include these funds as well. As a result, your financial
aid package from Boston University may include one or a combination
of University grants, federal or state grants, federally subsidized
or unsubsidized loans, and/or on-campus student employment.
To learn how to apply for financial aid and how awards are
determined, please visit the Office
of Financial Assistance website.
Please note that although Boston University makes every effort
to assist students with calculated need, we do not have the
funds to meet the eligibility of all applicants for financial
aid. There will be, of necessity, a number of students who
are in need of financial aid and yet will not receive University
funding. Those students with the strongest academic records
are given priority for receiving available funds. We nevertheless
encourage all applicants who anticipate the need for financial
aid to file both the PROFILE and FAFSA.
The links on the right explain about the types of grants and
loans that are available and some of the conditions that pertain
to each.
Additional Information
Application
Process for Financial Aid
How
aid awards are determined
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