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Financial aid is processed on the fifth night of each semester and as it arrives thereafter.
If the loan has already been disbursed, the student is required to notify Student Financial Services in writing within 14 days that they do not want part or all of the loan they have received. A form can be completed at our office and repayment can be made to Florida State University by FSUCard, cash, cashier's check or money order, or the original check can be brought to our office. Students who want to refuse loans after the 14 day notification must contact their lender for repayment.