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Eligibility Requirements
To receive most types of financial aid at Indiana University Bloomington, a student must:
- Have a high school diploma or GED;
- Be a US citizen or eligible noncitizen;
- Have a valid Social Security Number;
- Register with Selective Service, if required;
- Not be in default or owe an overpayment on previous federal aid or have borrowed over student loan limits;
- Not have had federal aid suspended due to a drug conviction;
- Complete and sign a Statement of Educational Purpose (part of FAFSA), which states that the student will use aid for educationally related expenses;
- Be admitted to an IUPUC degree
- Be working at least half time towards a degree:
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HALF-TIME PER TERM (FALL, SPRING, OR SUMMER) |
FULL-TIME PER TERM (FALL, SPRING, OR SUMMER) |
| UNDERGRADAUTE |
6 |
12 |
| GRADUATE |
4 |
8 |
NOTE: Correspondence courses and waitlisted classes do not count towards enrollment, and withdrawing from classes can impact a student's aid.
Additionally, each aid program has its own eligibility requirements, such as financial need or state of residency.
Students should be aware that items appearing on their OneStart, Self-Service To Do List (e.g., SAP, Quality Improvement, Quality Assurance, citizenship verification, etc.) can prevent them from receiving financial aid. If a student has any questions about what they must do in order to complete the items of their To Do List, they should contact our office.
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