US Federal Student Aid
Studying your degree overseas can be a more affordable option. Our financial aid coordinator can help you manage your loans application and answer any queries you might have. Email our financial aid coordinator.
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Eligibility
US citizens and eligible non-citizens must meet eligibility criteria set by the US Department of Education to qualify for US Federal Student Aid.
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Loan types
Explore the types of US Federal Student Aid loans that you may be eligible for.
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Application process
Information to assist you with the application process and disbursement timeline.
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Cost of attendance
Find out how your cost of attendance and movements in the exchange rate can affect the amount of money you can borrow and will receive.
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Satisfactory Academic Progress
If you receive US Federal Student Aid funds, you will have your academic progress assessed at the end of each payment period (each trimester).
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Return of Title IV Funds
Read the University’s procedure for the Return of Title IV Funds (R2T4) should you withdraw, discontinue, or take leave from your study.
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Manage and repay your loan
Borrowers are obligated to make minimum loan repayments. There are deferment and forbearance options and consequences for overdue payments.
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Student consumer information
The latest information, tools, and resources regarding US Federal Student Aid in compliance with The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008.
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Glossary
Definitions of terms you might come across while you're applying for or receiving US financial aid.