Enrollment Level
Find out what your enrollment status is based on how many credit hours you are taking per semester.

Withdrawing From School
Get information about withdrawing from school and what may happen with your financial aid.

Satisfactory Progress
In order to receive funding, you must demonstrate satisfactory academic progress including maintaining a minimum GPA and credit hours.

Disbursement Information
Get information about how different types of federal student loans are disbursed.

Income Adjustments
Get information about special income considerations

Federal Work Study
Get information on the Federal Work Study program which provides jobs for students with financial needs.

Common Questions/Answers Get answers to common questions.   

Consortium Agreements    A Consortium Agreement is an agreement between the student, the degree granting school and the visiting school. It allows the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office at the degree granting school to consider the credits at the visiting school when processing financial aid.  

Indep.Study/Distance Learning                       Students who are taking Independent Study courses that have applied for Federal Financial Aid, must contact the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office before aid can be processed and received.

Federal Perkins Loan
Get information about the Federal Perkins loan program including loan amounts, disbursement, paying your loan back, etc.

Federal Stafford Loan
Get information about subsidized and unsubsidized Stafford loans including how much you may be awarded.

Cost of Attendance
Undergraduate and graduate costs for attending.

Application Process
Steps for completing the Federal and WSU applications for the school year.

Types of Financial Aid & Terms 
See what types of financial aid are available to students, and learn financial aid word definitions.

Application Priority Date
Check the due dates for financial aid applications for the school year.

Alternative Loans
Many lenders offer alternative student loans. Ask your personal bank if they offer alternative educational loans.  You can search the internet for more alternative loan options. Compare fees, interest rates, and repayment terms before choosing a lender.  A FAFSA application will have to be completed before an alternative loan will be certified by the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office.