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Let’s understand everything that’s available to you.

College expenses include more than just tuition. We’ll help guide you through the process of securing funding to help offset the total cost of your education — living expenses, books, fees, and more.

Grants

Grants are funds that do not need to be repaid and are awarded based on financial standing.

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Like federal loans, federal grants are awarded based on your FAFSA. The most common federal grant is the Pell Grant. You may qualify for additional federal grants based on your FAFSA, which will all be indicated in your financial aid package.

Then:

Apply for additional grants through New York State:

UNDERGRADUATE GRANTS

GRADUATE GRANTS

Loans

Loans are funds that are borrowed and repaid.

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All students should file the FAFSA — the form through which you are considered for federal loans. Federal loans are the most common type of funding used to pay for college. Your federal loans will be automatically included in your financial aid package.

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If that’s not enough, don’t worry. You can also apply for additional loans to further offset the cost of your education.

UNDERGRADUATE LOANS

GRADUATE LOANS

Important definitions

FSA ID

Your FSA ID is an electronic signature which allows you to electronically sign your FAFSA.
You and your parent (if dependent) will both need one.

Apply for an FSA ID

 

FAFSA

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid should be completed by all students.

Begin filing your FAFSA     FAFSA Guide