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Emory College: How to Apply

As a financial aid applicant for the 2012-13 academic year, you may be interested in receiving aid for the Summer 2013 term. Packaging of summer school financial aid will begin March 2013. If you wish to apply for summer financial aid, please note the following:

  1. Aid applicants must be registered for at least 6 hours in order to be considered for federal or need-based aid. It is important you register early to insure that your aid funds will be available by the fee payment deadline.
  2. You must have completed a 2012-13 FAFSA application and included Emory's school code of 001564. If you have not yet submitted your 2012-13 FAFSA, sign onto FAFSA On The Web and complete the application online.
  3. You must have no outstanding items under your To Do List on OPUS.

After you have registered for summer classes, we will review your eligibility for summer aid. If you have not expended your federal and institutional eligibility during the Fall 2012 and Spring 2013 terms, we will send you an email notifying you of your summer award at your Emory assigned email address. Your summer financial aid award is based on your number of registered hours. If you plan to attend both sessions, you must register for first and second session at the same time. Please review the aid package and indicate which offers you wish to accept or decline if any. Your summer aid award reflects a budget of tuition and expenses based on your enrolled hours.  If your enrollment hours increase or decrease, you must notify your Financial Aid Advisor immediately.  Dropping or withdrawing from courses will reduce your eligibility and affect your student account balance.

The Emory Payment Plan is not available for summer. There are additional financing options you may wish to explore if you need assistance to meet unmet costs. Please visit the financing section of our website for information on how to apply for private education loans.

SUMMER STUDY ABROAD

Summer Abroad Grants, funded by the CIPA office, are awarded to students eligible to receive institutional need-based grants. Undergraduate students are awarded summer aid after CIPA registers them in study abroad classes. The amount of the award depends on the number of credits and current year need-based financial aid package. Summer Abroad Grant amounts range from $1,417 to $6,720. Recipients of both Pell grant and Emory Loan Replacement Grant will receive 80% of the tuition cost, up to a cap of $6,720 for 8 credit hours. For further details, see your Financial Aid Advisor.

Summer 2013 Emory College Grant Awarding Chart

Credit Hours* Grant Aid** Summer Tuition Summer Fees Estimated Book Expenses Estimated On-Campus Living Expenses Estimated Cost of Attendance
3   3,975 101      
4   5,300 101      
5   6,625 101      
6 5460 7,950 101 550 4400 13,001
7 6017 9,275 101 550 4400 14,326
8 6573 10,600 101 550 4400 15,651
9 7130 11,925 101 550 4400 16,976
10 7686 13,250 101 550 4400 18,301
11 8243 14,575 101 550 4400 19,626
12 8799 15,900 101 550 4400 20,951
13 9356 17,225 101 550 4400 22,276
14 9912 18,550 101 550 4400 23,601
15 10469 19,875 101 550 4400 24,926
16 11025 21,200 101 550 4400 26,251
17 11025 21,200 101 550 4400 26,251
18 11025 21,200 101 550 4400 26,251
(*) Grant awards are based on the hours enrolled for both summer sessions at the time the student is awarded. If hours of enrollment change the student must contact their Financial Aid Advisor so that the the appropriate award adjustments can be made.
(**) Grant funding is only avaialbe for students who received Emory College Grant funding in excess of $6,000 for the 2012-2013 school year.