Financial Aid - Indiana University of Pennsylvania

The Financial Aid Office, located in Clark Hall, offers financial aid information to all students attending IUP.

The types of financial assistance offered by the Financial Aid office include educational grants, loans, and student employment eligibility. Counseling on debt management and loan repayment options is also available.

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How to Get Financial Aid

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Important: Any individual calling on a student’s behalf regarding specific financial aid eligibility will need to be listed on the student’s “Student Authorization Record” on the URSA record as eligible to be given financial aid record information. This person would also need to know the student’s security keyword and phrase for us to release specific information. Thank you for cooperating with this important initiative to comply with federal privacy regulations.

IUP’s college code for FAFSA filing is 003277.

2011–2012 FAFSA Filing Information: Your FAFSA should be submitted no later than April 15, 2011, for maximum financial aid consideration.
Summer 2011 Financial Aid Application and Information: Applications are now available online or at the Service Desk in Clark Hall.
Graduate Students: Financial aid opportunities for graduate students
Distance Education: This information is designed for students who will be completing their degrees through distance education.
Culinary Costs: We offer a world-class culinary education at an affordable cost.
Municipal Police Officer Training: A number of financial aid programs are available to students who are enrolled in the full-time or part-time IUP Municipal Police Academy.
Veterans Affairs: Dedicated to serving IUP student veterans and dependents of veterans
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URSA: Use URSA (University Records and Systems Assistant) to register for classes, view financial aid information, and manage your personal data.

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