If the loan originally covers a term in which you do not enroll at least half time, a portion of the amount received must be returned to the bank. Students who withdraw from Union College must visit the Financial Aid Office for exit information regarding their loan. Upon graduation, this information session is required. Loan approval is based on the review of credit worthiness and ability to repay the loan, not on financial need. Applications are available at the Financial Aid Office located in Becker Hall.
Eligibility is based on New York State net taxable income.
Applications are available at the Offices of Graduate and Continuing Studies and Financial Aid. The Lamont Graduate Center Office awards a small number of scholarships covering partial tuition for students in extreme financial circumstances during their last term or year, whose need is not met by the state and federal programs listed above. These scholarships may be applied only to tuition for courses listed in the Graduate and Continuing Studies catalog. Students who wish to apply for this program should complete the Financial Aid Supplement Application. This form is available at the Lamont Graduate Center Office and must be returned directly to that office.