How do I view my Financial Aid decision?
If you have been notified that your financial aid decision is available for online viewing, you can access that information here: [https://finaid.cornell.edu/view-financial-aid-decision-0][1]. [1]: https://finaid.cornell.edu/view-financial-aid-decision-0
What resources does Cornell offer for veterans?
Cornell has a strong military/veteran community and offers a variety of resources specifically for veterans and students currently serving in the military, including: * a full-time [Student Veterans Advisor][1] * a dedicated [Veteran Admissions][2] representative to answer questions and provide support for prospe…
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What do you use the FAFSA for?
The FAFSA is used to confirm eligibility for sources of Federal Aid: * Federal Pell Grant * Federal Work Study * Federal Direct Subsidized * Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan * Parent PLUS Loan
Do you have financial aid video tutorials?
We do! You can visit [this webpage][1] to see a variety of video tutorials to help you at whatever stage you are in the process. [1]: https://finaid.cornell.edu/videos
How do I submit materials for financial aid?
Please see the below links for directions on how to apply for financial aid: **Undergraduate:** [https://finaid.cornell.edu/apply-for-aid][1] **Graduate:** [https://finaid.cornell.edu/apply-aid/graduate-students][2] **For professional schools, use the links below:** [Johnson School of Management Financial Aid][3] …
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How much loan am I eligible for?
**Undergraduate Students** Loan eligibility varies based on class year, the amount of loan that is already in your financial aid award, and any additional educational expenses that you have incurred. Please visit the [Loans section of the Financial Aid website][1] to learn more. **Graduate Students** Learn about g…
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How much will my books cost?
Information about the cost of attendance, including estimated costs for books and supplies, can be found on Cornell's [Financial Aid][1] website. [1]: http://finaid.cornell.edu/cost-attend
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What is a budget increase?
Sometimes the student's actual expenses exceed Cornell’s budgeted [cost to attend][1]. When this happens, a budget increase is necessary. The total cost of attendance can be increased to include additional educational costs, allowing eligibility for more loan or work funding. If the student's Cornell Grant funding was…
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What is federal verification?
Federal verification is a process to confirm information you provided on the FAFSA, along with information about your household and income or expenses. Students are randomly selected for federal verification at the time that they complete the FAFSA. Late submission of your federal verification materials can result in…
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How much are housing and dining plans?
Living on campus means being part of a friendly, diverse community, full of experiences and opportunities that expand far beyond your residence. This is one reason why nearly all first-year undergraduate students live in on-campus housing, and more than 800 graduate and professional students and their families choose …
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