申请资助

Step #1: Gain Acceptance to Brescia University

接受联邦政府, 状态, 以及机构财政援助, all prospective 学生 must be accepted to a degree-seeking program at Brescia University.

View more information on applying for admission to Brescia University.

步骤2:获取FSA ID

A FSA ID allows both the student and parent to electronically sign the Free 应用程序 for Federal Student 援助 (FAFSA). An FSA ID may be obtained at any time, but do allow 3 to 5 business days for processing.

获取FSA ID

Step #3: File the Free 应用程序 for Federal Student 援助 (FAFSA)

The Free 应用程序 for Federal Student 援助 (FAFSA) informs Brescia University of a student’s grant, 贷款, and work-study eligibility from federal and 状态 sources. The 金融援助 Office also uses this information to determine need-based institutional fund eligibility. Kentucky residents should file the FAFSA as soon as possible after October 1st to receive the maximum amount of 状态 assistance.

Begin the process for filing the FAFSA

Step #4: Student will receive a financial aid award letter

Upon completion of the above steps, the student will receive a financial aid award letter from Brescia University outlining all sources of aid that the student is currently eligible to receive. Brescia University makes every attempt to begin mailing financial aid packages to families beginning November 1st of each year.

Step #5: Student will sign and return the financial aid award letter

The student is asked to sign and return the financial aid award letter to the 金融援助 Office within two weeks of the date of the letter. 通过签署获奖信, the student is asking Brescia University to retain those funds until such time as the student enrolls for courses or withdraws their admissions application.

Step #6: Submit $100 enrollment and $100 housing deposit (if applicable)

The Office of 入学s asks every student to confirm their enrollment by submitting a $100 enrollment deposit (non-refundable) and a $100 housing deposit if the student is anticipating living on campus. Students may contact their admissions counselor regarding waiver options in the event of economic hardship.