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FINANCIAL
AID APPLICATION DEADLINES |
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If you miss the application
deadlines posted below, you may still apply for financial aid, but
funds from some sources may not be available to you if you file late.
Some award programs have limited funding and are awarded on
a first-come, first-served basis. |
| Remember: You must reapply for financial aid every academic year. All financial aid applications expire at the end of May. New applications must be completed in order for financial aid coverage to be continued. In every subsequent year, you should follow the Fall Admission deadlines posted below in order to have your new applications processed in time for fall registration. |
| For Fall Admission |
| January
2 |
Assemble your/your spouse's
and/or your parents' income records. If you are not required
to file federal tax returns, file your FAFSA now! |
| March
15 |
File your/your spouse's and/or
your parents' federal income tax returns. If you file your taxes electronically, wait 2 weeks for IRS to process your tax returns before filing a FAFSA. If you file taxes by mail, wait 8 weeks before filing a FAFSA. |
| April
15 |
File your FAFSA
on the Web at www.fafsa.gov.
If eligible, use the IRS Data Retrieval option at FAFSA-on-the-Web to have your income tax information imported from IRS records to your application automatically. File TAP on the Web using
the "Optional Feature -- Start your state application" link on the FAFSA Confirmation
Page. |
| April
30 |
If you did not apply for TAP
when you filed your FAFSA, go to TAP on the
Web at: https://www.tapweb.org/totw/.
Use this link to apply for TAP, but do so only after you have received your Federal Student Aid Report results from your FAFSA. |
| For Spring Admission |
| November
30 |
File your FAFSA
on the Web at www.fafsa.gov.
If eligible, use the IRS Data Retrieval option at FAFSA-on-the-Web to have your income tax information imported from IRS records to your application automatically. File TAP on the Web using
the "Optional Feature -- Start your state application" link on the FAFSA Confirmation
Page. |
| January
2 |
If you did not apply for TAP
when you filed your FAFSA, go to TAP on the
Web at: https://www.tapweb.org/totw/.
Use this link to apply for TAP, but do so only after you have received your Federal Student Aid Report results from your FAFSA. |
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FINANCIAL
AID AWARD DEADLINES |
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Every financial aid program has its own
final deadline for filing an application or submitting
the results to the Financial Aid Office. If you haven't completed the financial aid process before the semester begins, you must not delay any longer as your time to do so is limited. |
| Federal
Award Programs
-- with few exceptions, issues with your FAFSA must be
resolved and resolvable by your last day of attendance
in any award period (usually the semester). |
| Federal
Work-Study, Perkins Loans or FSEOG
-- these programs have limited funding
and are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Awards
continue to be made throughout the school year until funds
are exhausted [usually by September 1 of the award year]. |
| Federal
Direct Loan Requests
-- must be received by the Office of Financial Aid no
later than three weeks before the end of the fall or spring
terms. |
| New
York State TAP
-- issues with your NYS TAP application must be resolved
by June 30 of the award year. |
| Aid
for Part-Time Study (APTS)
-- a CUNY Supplement must
be on file before the end of the third week of your first
semester of attendance within the award year. |
Allow at least 4-6 weeks processing time
for your financial aid application(s). The college will credit
financial aid awards toward your tuition charges only if your
applications have been processed.
The deadlines posted above are meant to give you enough time
to have your applications processed and any problems with
your application information corrected before any tuition
bill due date.
Often, the Financial Aid Office must request
additional information or documents to complete the processing
of your application. Please respond promptly to any requests
for additional information. Most delays in processing result
from delayed responses. Don't wait until the day your bill
is due. It can take 2 weeks or longer to process you for an
award AFTER you submit additional information.
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