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Financial Aid Timeline

October 1 - Earliest date to file the CSS PROFILE for 2009-2010.

January 1 - Earliest date to file the FAFSA for 2009-2010.

Late February - Financial aid award notification available for Early Action admitted students who submitted a CSS PROFILE and FAFSA by February 6.

March 2 - CSS PROFILE, FAFSA, and supporting documents due for all admitted students.

Late March - Financial Aid award notification available for students who submitted a CSS PROFILE and FAFSA by March 2.

Special Circumstances
The University of Denver understands that circumstances occur which may affect a student’s financial aid eligibility. Families experiencing severe economic hardship due to documented changes in family financial strength may submit a Special Circumstances Request.  Reviews will not begin until the initial financial aid package has been determined.

 

Apply for Financial Aid

The priority deadline for applying for financial aid is March 2nd for prospective undergraduate students. Because financial aid funds are limited, students who complete their financial aid applications in a timely manner are more likely to maximize financial aid resources. Funding for certain awards may not be available as time passes.


How to Apply

Follow the steps below as a simple and convenient guide to apply for financial aid at the University of Denver for the 2009-2010 Academic Year (Fall 2009-Summer 2010).

Step 1: Apply for Admission to the University of Denver (if not already admitted.) We cannot process your financial aid application until you are officially admitted to the University. Please submit your application as soon as possible.

Step 2: Complete the CSS PROFILE for 2009-2010. The CSS PROFILE will be available October 1st along with an updated Registration Guide, which provides instructions on completing and submitting the Profile. DU's CSS PROFILE code is 4842.

Step 3: Complete the 2009-2010 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA.) All students requesting need-based assistance will need to complete the FAFSA using their PIN, or Personal Identification Number. First, students and parents should both apply for their own US Department of Education PIN. If you or your parents have a PIN from a previous year, please use that. If you have forgotten your PIN, the site listed above will help you retrieve it. The school code for the University of Denver is 001371. If you have not yet filed your 2008 federal tax return, estimate your most recent income and taxes.

Step 4: Accept your financial aid award.
Once the CSS PROFILE, FAFSA, and any requested documents are received and reviewed, sometime around late March, the Office of Financial Aid will mail an award notification including detailed information about each component of your award. If other documents are required, but have not been received, this notification will be tentative and not finalized until the additional documents are received. Upon receipt of a final award notification, you may accept, reduce or decline the awards offered to you on MyWeb. Additional financing options are available to help cover direct and indirect costs.

Please note: additional documents may be required after accepting award items online.