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You can jump directly to the following sections of the Award Guide by clicking on the timestamps after each chapter heading. For example, if you wish to review the section on verification, click on “5:16,” which will take you to that point in the video on YouTube.com. If you wish to stay on this webpage, watch the embedded video and move the video progress bar back and forth to skip between chapters.
Intro: 0:00
Federal Aid Eligibility: 1:00
How Your Award is Determined: 4:02
How we Determine EOU’s Cost of Attendance: 4:50
Verification: 5:16
Financial Aid Awards: 7:43
First Time Borrowing Student Loans: 13:15
Financial Aid Disbursement Policy: 14:30
Enrollment Levels: 14:48
Book Vouchers: 16:18
Payment Plans: 17:35
Students Right-to-Know Campus Security Act & Federal Rights and Privacy Act: 17:55
FAO Student Rights & Responsibilities: 18:11
EOU’s Email Policy: 18:25
Contact Information: 19:00
(Webster is online student access for course registration, grades, student account information, and financial aid. Students accept or decline financial aid on Webster.)
Your Student Aid Report (SAR) summarizes the information you provided on your FAFSA form. Check to make sure all of your info is correct. Here's how to get a copy: https://t.co/pUYn1cycfd pic.twitter.com/STG0a2cAxf — Federal Student Aid (@FAFSA) March 9, 2019
Your Student Aid Report (SAR) summarizes the information you provided on your FAFSA form. Check to make sure all of your info is correct. Here's how to get a copy: https://t.co/pUYn1cycfd pic.twitter.com/STG0a2cAxf
— Federal Student Aid (@FAFSA) March 9, 2019
Aid offers can be tricky, we get it. So here's everything you need to know about how to make an informed decision when accepting your aid: https://t.co/gozAjob3iH pic.twitter.com/ylfuwBJZKk — Federal Student Aid (@FAFSA) April 22, 2019
Aid offers can be tricky, we get it. So here's everything you need to know about how to make an informed decision when accepting your aid: https://t.co/gozAjob3iH pic.twitter.com/ylfuwBJZKk
— Federal Student Aid (@FAFSA) April 22, 2019
If your initial financial aid offer won't cover your college costs, you still have options. Learn more about state scholarships, additional federal student loans, and more in our blog: https://t.co/clKVFdDKHu pic.twitter.com/LkCd5QVPNc — Federal Student Aid (@FAFSA) March 12, 2019
If your initial financial aid offer won't cover your college costs, you still have options. Learn more about state scholarships, additional federal student loans, and more in our blog: https://t.co/clKVFdDKHu pic.twitter.com/LkCd5QVPNc
— Federal Student Aid (@FAFSA) March 12, 2019
Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act and Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2021 (CRRSAA) funds are available for students taking courses on campus, online, and onsite, to be used for emergency costs that have arisen due to COVID19.
To request financial assistance for a CARES Act/CRRSAA covered expense, please submit an application by clicking the button below.