How do I begin the process of getting financial aid?
What is the Union College School Code for the FAFSA?
Who is my parent when I fill out the FAFSA?
I don’t qualify for financial aid; should I still fill out the FAFSA?
Do I need to be accepted before I can apply for financial aid?
Do I need to reapply for financial aid every year?
What happens after I file my FAFSA?
Will I receive a financial statement each month?
What is FERPA and how does it affect information related to my student account?
Can I receive my transcript or diploma even if my student account is not paid off?
What happens if I have a tuition balance when I leave?
If I have a credit on my account, when do I get my refund check each semester?
When do I need to start repaying my loans?
What happens if I don't pay my student loan back?
What is my monthly payment amount?
How do students view their monthly payment amount?
How do parents view the monthly payment amount?
How do I give a parent access to my financial information?
What if my parent doesn't remember their ID and password to Portal?
How is my monthly payment amount determined?
Where can I make a payment?
If I have a credit on my account when do I get my refund check?

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