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The University of Dallas publishes and makes available to current and prospective students information relating to financial assistance. This information can be found on University web pages, in the University of Dallas Bulletin, and in direct communications (e.g., emails) to current and prospective students. The information includes both need-based and non-need-based financial assistance programs (The University does not award financial assistance to students for Gainful Employment programs).
If you would like to receive a paper copy of this information or if you have questions about financial assistance at UD, please contact the University of Dallas Financial Aid Office.
Various financial assistance programs are available to undergraduate students. Below are links to information about such programs, including the application procedure, details about individual financial assistance programs, eligibility requirements, and selection and award criteria.
Various financial assistance programs are available to graduate students. Below are links to information about such programs, including the application procedure, details about individual financial assistance programs, eligibility requirements, and selection and award criteria.
Some financial assistance is specific to the Braniff Graduate School of Liberal Arts.
Some financial assistance is specific to the Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business.
Students receiving financial assistance generally must make satisfactory academic progress in order to continue receiving financial assistance. In addition, academic scholarships generally have scholarship-specific requirements for renewal.
Students receiving financial assistance generally must make satisfactory academic progress in order to continue receiving financial assistance.
Braniff students receiving academic scholarships and grants generally must meet the following requirements in order to renew their scholarships and grants.
Neuhoff students receiving academic scholarships and grants generally must meet the following requirements in order to renew their scholarships and grants.
Gupta students receiving academic scholarships and grants generally must meet the following requirements in order to renew their scholarships and grants.
Students who participate in work study are employees of the University and are subject to the general conditions and terms found in the University of Dallas Employee Handbook.
In order to better equip students to make educated decisions regarding student loans, the University provides loan counseling and information regarding managing student loan debt.
Various sources, including from outside the University, provide additional information regarding student loans.
The University provides information regarding student loan disbursements.
The University of Dallas participates in the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program. The University does not currently participate in any other federal student loan programs, as other programs have been discontinued by the federal government.
The University of Dallas does not itself provide loans to students and does not have a preferred lender list. Some students choose to take out private loans. The University provides a list of lenders used by students in the past, for the convenience of potential borrowers in comparing rates and benefits. However, students are free to choose any lender for an alternative loan.
A prospective borrower may want to investigate whether he or she qualifies for loans or other assistance under the Title IV, HEA programs (federal financial assistance). The terms and conditions of federal loans may be more favorable than the provisions of the private education loans.
The federal government provides various options for the repayment or satisfaction of federal student loans.
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