Incoming Students and Families – Page 6 – Stockton Financial Aid Blog

18 Ways to Cut Your Costs at Stockton

Posted on March 30, 2019 by Christopher Connors, Jr. — Leave a reply

With some helpful tips from our awesome student workers (and from my own experiences at Stockton as a student), here are some great ways to cut costs at our University.

5 Benefits of Applying Early for Financial Aid

Posted on February 10, 2019 by Marielena Dottoli — Leave a reply

The 2019-2020 FAFSA form is available! Make the FAFSA your priority. Get it done by March 1 to receive maximum consideration for all types of financial aid for which you are eligible!

IRS Processes Currently Unavailable

Posted on January 4, 2019 by Marielena Dottoli — Leave a reply

IRS processes including the “Get Transcript Online” and “Get Transcript by Mail” functions are currently unavailable. As a result of the government shutdown, additional services that require IRS staff processing will most certainly be delayed, if not discontinued, until Congress and the President reach an agreement to fund government operations. We are aware of the issue and appreciate your patience during this time.

Now’s the Time! File your FAFSA Today!

Posted on December 21, 2018 by Marielena Dottoli — Leave a reply

Season’s Greetings Ospreys!

We hope you’ve had a wonderful fall semester! There’s no better time to start thinking about your financial aid for the Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 academic year than now! In addition to any federal, state or institutional financial aid you may be eligible for, there are thousands of scholarships out there that can help you pay for the cost of your education.

Be sure to visit our scholarship resource center on the Financial Aid website to explore all of the different scholarship opportunities available to students.

Students Should Be Aware of Financial Aid Phishing Campaigns

Posted on September 17, 2018 by Christopher Connors, Jr. — Leave a reply

Although no incidents have been reported, Stockton University students should be aware of a malicious phishing campaign that has hit some campuses throughout the country.