Primary consideration, however, should be given to the direct educational costs of tuition, fees, books, and supplies. Application forms are available from the College's Admissions Office and Financial Aid Office as well as high school guidance counselors' offices. Students are encouraged to apply by April 15 for the fullest consideration of all forms of aid. Students who do not achieve scholarship-level performance may forfeit their awards. In addition to the information contained in this bulletin, several other brochures available at the Saint Peter's College Financial Aid Office contain pertinent financial aid information, including federal, state, and institutional assistance.
Students have the right to obtain such information.
Students also have the right to appeal financial aid awards by writing to the Scholarship Appeals Committee through the Director of Student Financial Aid. Students receiving financial assistance must be in good standing and must maintain satisfactory progress in their course of study. Students should consult pp. 176-177 of the Undergraduate Bulletin for a definition of satisfactory academic progress. Students should contact the Student Financial Aid Office for additional information regarding the College's refund and repayment policy, award packaging policy, satisfactory academic progress, rights and responsibilities of student aid recipients, or any terms and conditions regarding financial aid awards.