These positions were created at the request of colleges and agencies whose students have particular difficulty coming to the aid office, because of distance and class schedules, or who have other special needs. College of Dentistry students should feel free to stop in during office hours. The dental school aid office is responsible for all aspects of financial aid, such as presentations for dental admissions days, assisting students through the application process, a mandatory debt management program for every student, private loan certifications, walk-in counseling, consumer information, and exit interviews for graduating seniors.
Weekly hours are available through receptionist and posted outside office.
In January 1993 the first official off-site aid office was instituted at the University of Florida College of Law in 164 Holland Hall. Law students should feel free to visit the Law School Aid Office. The financial aid adviser will guide them through the financial aid application process, from completing aid applications to explaining procedures for disbursements. The aid adviser is a member of the Law School Financial Aid Committee, and awards and disburses all College of Law scholarships and loans based on committee decision. Private loan applications, including Bar Exam Loans and Bar Study Loans, from The Access Group and Law Loans, are certified by this office.