The Norm Report

The Norm Report is brought to you by Huntington University as a source of news, updates and back-woods fun! Here you'll find monthly topics to aid you in your college search along with a peek into the lives of our students on campus.  Take a couple minutes and explore the Forest! Please feel free to email any suggestions or comments about the newsletter to norm@huntington.edu.

 

Hey Seniors! With March right around the corner, it's time to get down to business regarding financial aid. The most important step in this process is filing the FAFSA. And Juniors, it's never too early to start familiarizing yourself with this process.

 

In order to receive federal student aid, as well as most state and college aid, you must complete and submit the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

    1. First and foremost, the form will ask you to list a code for the schools you would 
        like to receive your information.  Make sure you enter HU's code: 001803.

    2. Indiana requires that you submit your form before March 10th. Some states will 
        have a later deadline but we highly recommend that you meet this deadline for 
        priority aid.

    3. For a faster application process, file electronically at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

    4. If you do not plan on filing the FAFSA, be sure to let your admissions counselor 
        know so that the financial aid office can process your aid package without it.

 

Before you begin this process, you can find many helpful hints as well as a pre-FAFSA worksheet at www.fafsa.ed.gov/before001.htm.

 

The Huntington University Board of Trustees has approved a 3 percent increase for full-time undergraduate tuition for 2007-2008. This is the third year for low or no price increases at the Christian liberal arts college. Details >>

Fifty-two future Huntington University students were awarded a Presidential Scholarship of $7,000 during the sixth annual Presidential Scholar Celebration Day on Feb. 9. In addition, some of these students received an additional Colloquium Scholarship of $1,500. The Presidential and Colloquium Scholarships at Huntington University are the highest honors bestowed on an incoming student. Details >>

 

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