How to Apply for Summer Financial Aid
Financial Aid Application Procedures
Summer Financial Aid Application
Federal and State Financial Aid is available for students who will be enrolled at Fredonia during Summer 2023.
Summer Financial Aid Steps
Step #1 Complete the 2023-2024 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Step #2 Complete the Summer Financial Aid Application and return it to the Financial Aid Office.
Step #3 If you were selected for Federal Verification for the 2023-24 year you must complete the
verification process prior to applying for summer aid.
Step #4 If your enrollment status changes during the summer session(s) you must contact the Financial Aid Office because this may change your aid eligibility.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for your summer aid application to be processed.
Visit the Summer Sessions website for more information regarding class registration.
Undergraduate Maximum Budget Chart
| Credit Hours | 6 | 6 | 9 | 12 |
| # of Sessions | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| Maximum Aid Eligibility | $4,976 | $7,761 | $8,857 | $9,953 |
Graduate Maximum Budget Chart
| Credit Hours | 6 | 6 | 9 | 12 |
| # of Sessions | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| Maximum Aid Eligibility | $6,032 | $8,817 | $10,441 | $12,065 |
Summer Tuition and Fees
Summer Aid Available at Fredonia
PELL GRANT
- Due to Year Round Pell legislation, all matriculated students will automatically be considered for a Federal Pell Grant for the summer term as long as a 2023-2024 FAFSA is completed and the student is Pell eligible. Federal Pell Grant is determined by your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and enrolled credit hours. The 2023 - 2024 Pell eligible EFC is between 0-6656.
- Pell will not be paid and potentially refunded until the middle of July for Summer 1 and/or Summer 2
- Only used as credit towards your bill if it is an authorized amount.
FEDERAL DIRECT LOAN (SUBSIDIZED AND UNSUBSIDIZED)
- Receipt of Federal Direct Loan in Summer will decrease the amount available during the subsequent Fall/Spring semesters. Federal Regulations allow an annual 12 month maximum loan limit depending on your year in college. Loan limits are as follows: Freshmen $5,500; Sophomore $6,500; Junior & Senior $7,500.
- First Time Federal Direct Loan Borrowers must click here to begin the Federal Direct Loan process to complete the Entrance Counseling AND the Federal Direct Electronic Loan Agreement (eMPN).
- Used as credit towards your bill when the loan has been Approved.
- Must be enrolled a minimum of 6 credit hours during May Term / Summer 1 and / or Summer 2.
FEDERAL DIRECT PLUS LOAN
- Must be enrolled a minimum of 6 credit hours during May Term / Summer 1 and / or Summer 2.
- Click here to apply on-line for a Federal Plus Loan.
- Used as a credit towards your bill when the loan has been Approved.
PRIVATE LOANS
- Click here to apply on-line for a Private Loan.
- Notification of approval or denial will be sent to you by your lender. It is imperative that you complete and return all necessary documents sent to you by the lender.
- Used as a credit towards your bill when the loan has been certified by the Financial Aid Office and subsequently approved/guaranteed by your lender.
- Students who are taking less than 6 credit hours need to check with their lender of choice before applying for a loan in order to determine if they are eligible for that loan at their less than half time status.
- Due to federal legislation tied to additional private loan disclosure notices and self-certification requirements, please note that processing time will be considerably lengthened with your lender. Be sure to apply early.
FEDERAL TEACH GRANT
- Must first complete TEACH Initial and Subsequent Counseling and the Agreement To Serve (ATS) in order for TEACH to be used as a credit towards your bill.
- Must meet TEACH eligibility requirements, including academic certification.
- Students can only receive a total of $16,000 over the course of their entire undergraduate study and a total of $8,000 total during their entire graduate study.
- TEACH will not be paid and potentially refunded until the middle of July for Summer 1 and/or Summer 2.
- The Federal TEACH grant amount awarded to you for summer will be determined based on how many credits you are enrolled in for the summer term(s) and how much of your overall lifetime TEACH eligibility you have already used
TAP GRANT
- Must be a New York State resident.
- Must be enrolled a minimum of 6 credit hours during Summer 1 and/or Summer 2 and meet New York State income guidelines and be taking classes at Fredonia in the summer.
- Must have accrued 24 credit hours in the previous two consecutive semesters at Fredonia.
- Cannot be used as a credit towards direct Summer charges (tuition/fees).
- Not paid to you until October 2024 as per New York State TAP regulations.
| Scheduled Disbursement Dates | |
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Federal Direct / Federal Direct Plus / Private Loans |
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| 1st Disbursement Date: 6 or more credit hours in May Term / Summer Session 1 |
06/02/23 |
| 2nd Disbursement Date: 6 or more credit hours at the end of the drop period for Session 2 |
07/06/23 |
TEACH Grant / Pell Grant |
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| 1st Disbursement Date: | Mid July 2023 |
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Students taking less than 6 credit hours in May Term / Summer Session 1 may use an approved Private Loan, TEACH, Federal Direct Loan, or Pell as a deferral for the summer bill. However, Federal Direct Loan borrowers taking less than 6 credit hours in May Term / Summer Session 1 and the remaining credit hours that bring them to 6 or more credit hours for the overall summer term will have their loans disbursed during the 2nd Disbursement Date of 07/06/2023.
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