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-December. If your application isn’t completed by that time, you will not be ... We understand that life happens and sometimes deadlines are missed. There is no need to ask for an extension—just submit your application as

counselor. After this initial conversation, we may ask you to complete a ... We consider each financial aid application on a case-by-case basis within our general guidelines for offering need-based financial aid. While

A negative balance indicates that your bill was overpaid and that you may be eligible for a refund. You may only receive your refund after the semester starts and your anticipated credits are disbursed to your student

 College Board for detailed information on eligibility and how to apply. There are ... eligible for a waiver if any of the following applies to you: you received ... For U.S. citizens of low-income backgrounds, CSS Profile fee waivers

We never bill you directly for your parent and student contributions. These are the resources we expect you to have to pay for your MIT education. We bill you for MIT charges such as tuition, fees, and on

Housing and/or book stipends are certified by MIT on the VA web ... .  Tuition, student life fee, and/or health insurance are certified by MIT on ... processing time can vary; you will see these applied to your account on MITSIS

are able to apply for financial aid as non-U.S. citizens, and we will ... . For undocumented and DACA students, your financial aid will only include ... be repaid. It will not include any expectation that you work⁠ or take

We know all of this can be confusing. If you have questions, please ... point of contact for students. The office provides support, advocacy, and ... students currently serving in the military and military families who are

If your parents are separated or divorced, you still need to submit financial information from both of your parents for your application to be considered complete. Both parents, including  those in a noncustodial role

partner Academic Health Plans. Directions on how to submit a waiver can be found on their website.  Returning students must submit a new waiver each academic year. If you have any questions about this process, please

changes. If you were eligible for a Pell Grant in the past and it was ... student aid you may be eligible for, with the Federal Student Aid Estimator. It takes about 10 minutes, and you can do this before filling out the

and dining charges if applicable. You are eligible for up to a 100 ... If you need to withdraw for medical reasons, you may be able to get a pro-rated refund. This is handled by the registrar’s office and you

can get a sense of how much federal student aid you may be eligible for, with the Federal Student Aid Estimator. It takes about 10 minutes, and ... Students with a negative or 0 SAI are eligible for the maximum

We take your travel expenses into account when determining your financial aid offer. However we don't provide funds directly for your travel, as we expect you to use your parent and/or student contribution for

We know this is an important issue for many students, and we are ... implemented, a student’s preferred name will replace their legal name on items like the bill, financial aid notices, and email communications. It can

for more information on leaves and for help. Once we receive ... On occasion, an undergraduate leaves MIT for a break, a change of ... . In addition to your parents and peers, there are people at MIT willing