Undergraduate financial aid is awarded by the Financial Aid office and the Admissions Office. Financial packages are awarded individually according to the means and needs of the student's family. Undergraduate students are assigned a financial aid advisor that they should consult regarding their fundings

Graduate student financial aid may be awarded by their home department. A department may award a complete financial aid package to a prospective graduate student. This package may include tuition and stipend (salary). The level of funding is different for each department. Graduate students may also seek financial assistance through different loans. If the department grants aid to a graduate student it is designated through the on-line P form. Stipend (salary) is awarded to the student via payroll.

In addition to department funding the Office of Student Financial Services assists graduate students obtain federal and state funding for full-time and part-time studies. This assistance can help meet the cost of education. It is important that graduate students investigate various funding alternatives, as well as apply for financial aid within the deadlines as determined by the Office of Student Financial Services which is open Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

• Information--This is a very good web site.
• Graduate Financial Aid
• Campus Jobs
• Scholarships - Prospective Students
• Scholarships - Returning Students
• Financial Aid Estimator

• Electronic Graduate Aid Form
  It is essential that the electronic aid form is completed before student receives a bill. For further information on the form and award IDs go to: http://www.jhu.edu/~finaid/DGA
• Financial Aid Application Forms

Ellen Frishberg, Director, Financial Aid Office 410-516-8028, Garland Hall 146

Fax 516-6015

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