Learn about the FAFSA Set Up Your FSA ID Complete All FAFSA Applications Set Up Your Student Portal Get Ready for Your First Financial Aid Meeting Who to Invite What to Bring Learn about the FAFSA Learn about the FAFSA The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the application used to determine your eligibility for federal financial aid, including grants, student loans, and work-study. Schools and states may also use your FAFSA to award additional aid. FAFSA Application Deadline: 3 days before your first Financial Aid meetingVisit https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa to apply. Please add the following school code for Stanbridge University.FAFSA Application School Code: 038893For step-by-step guides, FAQs, parent information, and other resources, please scroll down and learn more. Set Up Your FSA ID Set Up Your FSA ID If you haven’t already, visit www.studentaid.gov to create your FSA ID. This is required in order to complete and submit a FAFSA.If your FAFSA requires parent or other contributor information, they will also need to create an FSA ID at www.studentaid.gov. Complete All FAFSA Applications Complete All FAFSA Applications Please complete the FAFSA at least three days before your first Financial Aid meeting. Visit https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa to apply. Please add the following school code for Stanbridge University.FAFSA Application School Code: 038893 Set Up Your Student Portal Set Up Your Student Portal Please activate your Stanbridge Student Portal account prior to your first Financial Aid meeting by following the steps below: Navigate to portal.stanbridge.edu Log in using your User ID number or email address and password. If you need to reset your password, please click “Forgot your password?” Get Ready for Your First Financial Aid Meeting Get Ready for Your First Financial Aid Meeting Your first Financial Aid appointment will take about 1 hour. Your Admissions Representative will email you the Zoom meeting ID and password before your appointment. Before your meeting: Join from a computer or laptop (not a phone, if possible) Find a quiet place where you can focus without distractions Avoid joining while driving, working, or running errands Update your Zoom app before the meeting During the appointment, you'll review your financial aid options, complete required documents, share your screen if needed, and electronically sign forms. Who to Invite Who to Invite Whether you are an independent or dependent student, invite your parents or loved ones to your meeting to help support you. Learn more about parents and contributors for the FAFSA application below. What to Bring What to Bring Have the last two years of your taxes and W2's available. If you're married, please have your spouse's information available as well. For dependent students, have your parent's taxes and W2's available.Your first Financial Aid meeting will be approximately 1 hour long. Your Admissions Representative will email you the Zoom meeting ID and password. Log into the Zoom meeting at the scheduled time and have access to a computer readily available, as you may need to complete online forms.
Learn about the FAFSA Learn about the FAFSA The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the application used to determine your eligibility for federal financial aid, including grants, student loans, and work-study. Schools and states may also use your FAFSA to award additional aid. FAFSA Application Deadline: 3 days before your first Financial Aid meetingVisit https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa to apply. Please add the following school code for Stanbridge University.FAFSA Application School Code: 038893For step-by-step guides, FAQs, parent information, and other resources, please scroll down and learn more.
Set Up Your FSA ID Set Up Your FSA ID If you haven’t already, visit www.studentaid.gov to create your FSA ID. This is required in order to complete and submit a FAFSA.If your FAFSA requires parent or other contributor information, they will also need to create an FSA ID at www.studentaid.gov.
Complete All FAFSA Applications Complete All FAFSA Applications Please complete the FAFSA at least three days before your first Financial Aid meeting. Visit https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa to apply. Please add the following school code for Stanbridge University.FAFSA Application School Code: 038893
Set Up Your Student Portal Set Up Your Student Portal Please activate your Stanbridge Student Portal account prior to your first Financial Aid meeting by following the steps below: Navigate to portal.stanbridge.edu Log in using your User ID number or email address and password. If you need to reset your password, please click “Forgot your password?”
Get Ready for Your First Financial Aid Meeting Get Ready for Your First Financial Aid Meeting Your first Financial Aid appointment will take about 1 hour. Your Admissions Representative will email you the Zoom meeting ID and password before your appointment. Before your meeting: Join from a computer or laptop (not a phone, if possible) Find a quiet place where you can focus without distractions Avoid joining while driving, working, or running errands Update your Zoom app before the meeting During the appointment, you'll review your financial aid options, complete required documents, share your screen if needed, and electronically sign forms.
Who to Invite Who to Invite Whether you are an independent or dependent student, invite your parents or loved ones to your meeting to help support you. Learn more about parents and contributors for the FAFSA application below.
What to Bring What to Bring Have the last two years of your taxes and W2's available. If you're married, please have your spouse's information available as well. For dependent students, have your parent's taxes and W2's available.Your first Financial Aid meeting will be approximately 1 hour long. Your Admissions Representative will email you the Zoom meeting ID and password. Log into the Zoom meeting at the scheduled time and have access to a computer readily available, as you may need to complete online forms.
Federal Financial Aid Programs Cal Grants Private Education Loans Scholarships Veterans Educational Benefits Learn about the CADAA Federal Financial Aid Programs Federal Financial Aid Programs Stanbridge University has the following federal financial aid programs available to those who qualify.Federal Pell GrantsFederal Direct Subsidized Stafford LoanFederal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford LoanFederal Direct Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students (PLUS)Read more about these options in the Stanbridge University Catalog. Cal Grants Cal Grants Stanbridge University also participates in Cal Grants. Cal Grants are awarded to those who qualify by the California Student Aid Commission. Read more about these options in the Stanbridge University Catalog and at csac.ca.gov.Students with questions about Cal Grants may reach out to our Cal Grant Specialist at [email protected]. Private Education Loans Private Education Loans Stanbridge University has partnered with various lending institutions that offer private loans to those who qualify. FASTChoice provides you with information about private loan options. Please visit their website to help you determine which is best for you. Learn more here. Scholarships Scholarships All students have opportunities to apply for scholarships to support their educational investment. Learn more about scholarships offered by Stanbridge University and others here. Veterans Educational Benefits Veterans Educational Benefits Stanbridge University proudly supports veterans, active-duty service members, and eligible dependents through VA educational benefits programs. We currently accept several VA benefit chapters, including:Chapter 33 – Post-9/11 GI Bill®Chapter 31 – Veteran Readiness & Employment (VR&E)Chapter 35 – Dependents' Educational Assistance (DEA)To determine eligibility and benefit coverage, students must provide a valid Certificate of Eligibility (COE) prior to certification.Students using Chapter 31 (VR&E) benefits are responsible for contacting their assigned VA counselor each term to obtain an updated authorization or PO number. Stanbridge University cannot certify enrollment until authorization is received from the VA. Learn about the CADAA Learn about the CADAA Students who are undocumented or from a mixed-status family may complete the CADAA by verifying basic personal, household, residency, and income information, and by ensuring they meet California Dream Act/AB 540 eligibility requirements. They should also submit any required school documents and monitor their student portal for updates or corrections.To learn more about the CADAA, please visit csac.ca.gov.
Federal Financial Aid Programs Federal Financial Aid Programs Stanbridge University has the following federal financial aid programs available to those who qualify.Federal Pell GrantsFederal Direct Subsidized Stafford LoanFederal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford LoanFederal Direct Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students (PLUS)Read more about these options in the Stanbridge University Catalog.
Cal Grants Cal Grants Stanbridge University also participates in Cal Grants. Cal Grants are awarded to those who qualify by the California Student Aid Commission. Read more about these options in the Stanbridge University Catalog and at csac.ca.gov.Students with questions about Cal Grants may reach out to our Cal Grant Specialist at [email protected].
Private Education Loans Private Education Loans Stanbridge University has partnered with various lending institutions that offer private loans to those who qualify. FASTChoice provides you with information about private loan options. Please visit their website to help you determine which is best for you. Learn more here.
Scholarships Scholarships All students have opportunities to apply for scholarships to support their educational investment. Learn more about scholarships offered by Stanbridge University and others here.
Veterans Educational Benefits Veterans Educational Benefits Stanbridge University proudly supports veterans, active-duty service members, and eligible dependents through VA educational benefits programs. We currently accept several VA benefit chapters, including:Chapter 33 – Post-9/11 GI Bill®Chapter 31 – Veteran Readiness & Employment (VR&E)Chapter 35 – Dependents' Educational Assistance (DEA)To determine eligibility and benefit coverage, students must provide a valid Certificate of Eligibility (COE) prior to certification.Students using Chapter 31 (VR&E) benefits are responsible for contacting their assigned VA counselor each term to obtain an updated authorization or PO number. Stanbridge University cannot certify enrollment until authorization is received from the VA.
Learn about the CADAA Learn about the CADAA Students who are undocumented or from a mixed-status family may complete the CADAA by verifying basic personal, household, residency, and income information, and by ensuring they meet California Dream Act/AB 540 eligibility requirements. They should also submit any required school documents and monitor their student portal for updates or corrections.To learn more about the CADAA, please visit csac.ca.gov.