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Financial Aid
Avila University believes that every
student should choose a college based on the academic quality
of the institution, not the cost. Therefore, our goal is to use
financial aid funds to make Avila University an affordable
choice for any student.
Assistance With University Costs
Avila University encourages you to apply
for financial assistance through the Financial Aid Office,
located in Blasco Hall. You can reach us by phone (816)
501-3600), e-mail
(COMSTOCKAL@MAIL.AVILA.EDU), or by writing to us at the general University address. We can provide information on the application process for federal, state, and Avila monies, and answer your questions as they arise.
Avila University is strongly committed to
a two-fold financial aid philosophy:
Equal Access: Avila
provides financial aid funds to assist qualified students, who,
without such assistance, would be unable to meet their
university costs.
Recognition of Excellence: Avila offers significant additional
institutional funds to recognize and encourage students who
have superior academic records or demonstrate outstanding
abilities.
Loans
Stafford Loans
Stafford Loans (Subsidized and
Unsubsidized) are deferred fixed and variable interest rate
loans available to undergraduate and graduate students who
demonstrate financial need. These loans are arranged through
private lenders.
When to Apply for Financial Aid
Students should apply for aid as soon as
possible after January 1st. Since financial aid awards are for
one year only, students must reapply each year.
Missouri residents should keep in mind the
April 1 FAFSA receipt date deadline for consideration for the
Missouri Student Grant.
How to Apply for Financial Aid
Contact the Financial Aid Office located
in Blasco Hall for complete instructions on how to apply for
all types of financial assistance.
Notification of Award
All Avila aid recipients will be
officially notified of the type and amount of their aid awards
by the Director of Financial Aid on a written award notice.
Standards for Satisfactory Academic
Progress
Federal regulations and Avila University
require that any student receiving funds from any federal,
state or institutionally-controlled aid program maintain
reasonable academic progress. Copies of the standards are
available in the Financial Aid Office.
Private Sources of Financial Assistance
Although monies available from private
sources (foundations, clubs, agencies, etc.) are not offered
directly through the University, you can find excellent free
scholarship search services on the Internet. You may search on
your own (try http://www.finaid.org) or make an appointment
with a financial aid counselor who will assist you in our
office. You may also use the free MOHELA lab in the Avila
Library for Internet access.
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