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Consumer Information


Financial Aid Consumer Information for All Students
Financial aid contacts Financial Aid Offices
Cost of attendance Tuition & Fees at Northwestern
Financial aid disbursements: how and when Financial Aid Payment Procedures
Loan repayment: schedule and terms Section C: Repaying Your Student Loan, The Guide to Federal Student Aid, from the U.S. Dept. of Ed.
Loan exit counseling requirement Attend an exit interview before graduation
Federal loan program deferment and forbearance provisions See postponing loan repayment (deferment and forbearance), The Guide to Federal Student Aid, from the U.S. Dept. of Ed.
Federal loan program cancellation provisions

See discharge and cancellation summary charts for Perkins loan or FFEL (Stafford and PLUS) loan, The Guide to Federal Student Aid, from the U.S. Dept. of Ed.

Withdrawal from the University and refund policies Refund Policy
Withdrawal procedure

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Financial Aid Consumer Information for Undergraduates
Distribution of aid among students Average freshman financial aid package
How aid eligibility is determined Frequently asked questions
Components of an Aid Package
Satisfactory academic progress and how to reestablish eligibility for federal financial aid

Undergraduate Catalog 2008-09

Rights and responsibilities of students receiving aid Student Rights and Responsibilities, NU Financial Aid 
How to apply for aid Application Procedures and Deadlines
Financial aid programs: federal, state, local, institutional, and private Components of an Aid Package
Work-study employment: terms and conditions Work-Study Program at Northwestern
Financial aid for study abroad programs Study Abroad and Financial Aid
Cost of Attendance Overview of Need-Based Aid
Financial Aid Consumer Information for Graduates and Professional Students
Distribution of aid among students See your Financial Aid Office
How aid eligibility is determined See your Financial Aid Office
Satisfactory academic progress and how to reestablish eligibility for federal financial aid See your Financial Aid Office
Rights and responsibilities of students receiving aid See borrower's responsibilities, The Guide to Federal Student Aid, from the U.S. Dept. of Ed.
How to apply for aid See your Financial Aid Office
Financial aid programs: federal, state, local, institutional, and private See your Financial Aid Office
Cost of Attendance See your Financial Aid Office
See also
Additional topics General Consumer Information
Drug and alcohol abuse prevention: students Student Handbook. See Regulations Derived from Federal, State and Municipal Laws: Alcoholic Beverages, Alcohol-Drug Abuse; and Statements and Guidelines: Drug Abuse Statement
Alcohol and Other Drug Use (Health Education Priority)
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Drug and alcohol abuse prevention: faculty and staff Staff Handbook, University Policy on Drugs and Alcohol
Faculty Handbook, Statement on a Drug-Free Workplace
Faculty-Staff Assistance Program

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