Once Immaculata University receives your completed FAFSA, and you have been accepted to the College of Undergraduate Studies, the Office of Financial Aid will send you a financial aid package. In this package will be a letter that details all federal, state, and institutional funding offered.
If you choose to reject any of the aid offered to you, send notification to the Office of Financial Aid in writing or via e-mail. Students should send the reply page included with the award letter to accept their award.
The Office of Financial Aid will begin to send out award letters on March 1 (freshmen) and June 1 (upper-classmen).
Thirty percent of all students who complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) are randomly selected by the Department of Education to complete a process called verification. If you have been selected, you will receive notification via your Student Aid Report (SAR) as well as on your Financial Aid Package.
If you are selected for verification, you must submit all your 1040s (including schedules), W-2s, and the verification worksheet. For dependent students, this includes both the parent and student tax forms.
Since this process could impact the amounts of aid awarded, the Office of Financial Aid suggests submitting this information as soon as you decide to attend Immaculata University. Students who were not selected for this process do not need to submit their tax information.
On your award letter the Office of Financial Aid will calculate the estimated amount needed to pay your bill. There are three options available, the Immaculata University payment plan, the Federal PLUS Loan Program, and a variety of private educational loans. Please review each program to determine which option is best for you.