Resources

Fast Facts

• Title IV School Code:  001572.
• Priority FAFSA filing date: February 1st EACH YEAR!
• Students must be enrolled in at least 1/2 time to receive loans.
  • 1/2 time for undergraduate students is 6 hours per semester.
  • 1/2 time for graduate students varies per program. Learn more about loans for graduate students.
• Current tuition and fees.
• Students who are borrowing funds through the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program for the first time MUST satisfy the following requirements before any loan funds will be released.
  • Complete Entrance Loan Counseling.
  • Sign a Master Promissory Note.
• Georgia Southern University students attending another Title IV eligible U.S. Institution as a transient are required to read, understand, and complete the information on our transient student page.
• The Office of Financial Aid facilitates the offering of federal aid for students via the FAFSA form which is located at studentaid.gov. If you are not a US citizen or an eligible noncitizen (hold a T-1 Visa or one of the following found here: https://studentaid.gov/help/eligible-noncitizen) Please contact International Admissions at intladmissions@georgiasouthern.edu or International Student Admissions and Programs (ISAP) at international@georgiasouthern.edu for further aid assistance.
• Continue to check WINGS for your financial aid status.
• Economic Hardship relief.
• Refund checks are issued to the physical address listed on your WINGS account or by eDeposit!
• Sign into MyGeorgiaSouthern to check on your Account Invoice and web payment.
• Summer financial aid eligibility information.

Helpful Resources

• Financial Aid Glossary
• Gainful Employment
• Helpful Links
• Public Service Loan Forgiveness
• S.T.A.N.D
• Student Loan Tips

Resources for Faculty and Staff

• Academic Standing Explanations
• Financial Aid Policies and Procedures Manual