Undergraduate Nursing: How to Apply
Application Forms and Deadlines
2008-09 FAFSA
School code 001564
Due At Emory March 1, 2008
2008-09 PROFILE
(if applying for institutional aid)
School Code 5187
Due At Emory March 1, 2008
2008-09 Noncustodial Parent's Statement
(if applying for institutional aid and if biological/adoptive parents are divorced/separated)
School Code 5187
Due At Emory March 1, 2008
2007 Student Federal Tax Return
(if selected for verification or applying for institutional funds)
Due At Emory March 1, 2008
2007 Parent Federal Tax Return
(if applying for institutional funds and dependent or if dependent and federally selected for verification)
Due At Emory March 1, 2008
2007 Non-Custodial Parent Federal Tax Return
(if applying for institutional funds and if biological/adoptive parents are divorced/separated)
Due At Emory March 1, 2008
Award Notification Begins
April 1, 2008
At the time you begin your application for admission, you should begin the financial aid application process. If you wait until you are admitted to apply for financial aid, you may miss important deadlines. Having the requested documents filed with us in advance will expedite the process once you are admitted. Applying for financial aid can seem overwhelming at first. The information about the application process, required forms and deadlines included on this web page will make it simpler for you.
Please keep in mind that school aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis to qualified applicants first, thereby increasing the advantages of applying for aid early. Later qualified applicants may not receive grants due to funding limitations.
Step 1: Complete and submit the Free Application For Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) using FAFSA on the Web.
Be sure to include Emory’s School Code 001564 when completing the FAFSA. This code will ensure Emory receives your FAFSA information electronically from the federal processor.
Using FAFSA On the Web:
Emory strongly recommends using FAFSA on the web. FAFSA on the Web identifies potential errors and prompts you to make on-the-spot corrections. FAFSA on the Web includes online instructions for each question.
In order to electronically sign your FAFSA application, you should register for a PIN (Personal Identification Number). The PIN is an electronic access code that serves as your identifier with the federal processor. The PIN allows you to apply online for federal aid, make corrections to your FAFSA and access your Student Aid Report (SAR). It will take 1-3 business days after you request your PIN to receive an email notification containing instructions on how to retrieve it.
It is helpful to have a copy of your 2007 U.S. Income Tax Return available for reference when completing the FAFSA. You may use your 2006 return until the 2007 is completed. It is better to file with estimated figures than to delay the application process. The estimated figures can be updated at a later date when the actual 2007 return is completed.
The Department of Education's Central Processing System will process your application in three to five days, provided you (and your parents, if applicable) have provided electronic signatures (using your PIN).
You can file online for the 2008-09 award year beginning January 1, 2008.
If you decide to file a paper FAFSA instead, you can find one at your local library, postsecondary school, or by contacting the Federal Student Information Center at 1-800-433-3243.
Step 2: After you apply, you will receive your Student Aid Report (SAR).
Your SAR reports all the information you gave on your FAFSA. If you filed using FAFSA on the Web and provided a valid email address when you applied, you will get an email within a few days from the federal processor. The email contains a secure link so you can access your SAR on the web. If you filed a paper FAFSA, you will receive a paper Student Aid Report (SAR) in a few weeks.
Review your SAR carefully to make sure it is correct and complete. If you need to make corrections to the SAR, you can make them online. Your SAR will contain instructions on how to make corrections.
Step 3: If you are applying for institutional aid, complete and submit the College Scholarship Service PROFILE application. Emory also requires the Parental Data section of the PROFILE application be completed for all School of Nursing dependent undergraduate applicants wishing to be considered for institutional aid.
If you have not already done so, you will need to register with the College Scholarship Service and obtain a username and password. Click on PROFILE Online under "Pay For College" and follow the online instructions from there. Make sure you select Emory PROFILE code 5187 before exiting the registration process. This code is needed for Emory to receive your PROFILE results.
It takes about one week from the time you submit your PROFILE application for your information to be delivered electronically to Emory. Once you have completed your PROFILE, you will receive an online PROFILE acknowledgement. Review the acknowledgment carefully to make sure it is correct and complete.
The PROFILE application requires a fee. PROFILE registrations are not transferable from year-to-year. You may pay be credit or debit card or electronic check when completing the online application.
Once you submit your PROFILE, you cannot revise your information online. Any changes must be sent directly to Emory.
Please keep in mind that school aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis to qualified applicants first, thereby increasing the advantages of applying for aid early. Later qualified applicants may not receive grants due to funding limitations.
Step 4: If you are applying for institutional aid AND you are dependant AND your biological/adoptive parents are divorced/saparated, your noncustodial parent must complete and submit the Noncustodial Parent's PROFILE application.
The College Scholarship Service will email you instructions for completion of the online applicatin to forward to your non-custodial parent. The non-custodial PROFILE application requires a fee. You may pay by credit or debit card or electronic check when completing the online application.
Step 5: Provide signed copies of your Student 2007 federal tax return if you are applying for institutional funds or if you have been federally selected for verification. Submit returns to the Office of Financial Aid by certified mail in time to meet the tax return deadline. We will review your file and make your aid award after the tax return is received.
To know if you have been selected for verification, check your SAR. If there is an asterisk (*) next to the EFC, your FAFSA has been selected for verification by the federal processor.
Regarding Your Tax Returns: Provide signed copies of all tax documents, including W-2's, 1099's and all related schedules, along with any corporate and partnership returns that you submitted to the IRS. Computer-generated tax returns are acceptable if formatted line-by-line as a 1040. Form 8453 is not acceptable. Mail returns to the Office of Financial Aid by certified mail. We will not be able to process your financial aid application without a valid signature on the submitted tax returns. Estimated or Unofficial tax returns are not acceptable for verification purposes.
Step 6A: Provide signed copies of your Parent 2007 federal tax return if: 1) you are applying for institutional funds and are dependent or 2) you have been federally selected for verification and are dependent. Mail returns to the Office of Financial Aid by certified mail in time to meet the tax return deadline. We will review your file and make your aid award after the tax return is received.
Regarding Your Tax Returns: Provide signed copies of all tax documents, including W-2's, 1099's and all related schedules, along with any corporate and partnership returns that you submitted to the IRS. Computer-generated tax returns are acceptable if formatted line-by-line as a 1040. Form 8453 is not acceptable. Mail returns to the Office of Financial Aid by certified mail. We will not be able to process your financial aid application without a valid signature on the submitted tax returns. Estimated or Unofficial tax returns are not acceptable for verification purposes.
Step 6B: Provide signed copies of your non-custodial Parent 2007 federal tax return if: 1) you are applying for institutional funds and are dependent and completed the non-custodal parent PROFILE application.or 2) you have been federally selected for verification and are dependent. Mail returns to the Office of Financial Aid by certified mail in time to meet the tax return deadline. We will review your file and make your aid award after the tax return is received.
Regarding Your Tax Returns: Provide signed copies of all tax documents, including W-2's, 1099's and all related schedules, along with any corporate and partnership returns that you submitted to the IRS. Computer-generated tax returns are acceptable if formatted line-by-line as a 1040. Form 8453 is not acceptable. Mail returns to the Office of Financial Aid by certified mail. We will not be able to process your financial aid application without a valid signature on the submitted tax returns.
Step 7: Once you have been admitted to Emory and the requested FAFSA, PROFILE (if applicable) and tax return information (if applicable) are received, your file will be considered complete and will be reviewed by a Financial Aid Advisor.
The advisor reviewing your file will determine whether you are eligible to receive financial aid. During this review, you may be asked to submit additional documents. Please check OPUS frequently for outstanding items under your To Do list.
Step 8: After your file has been reviewed and your financial aid eligibility determined, you will be notified by email (your Emory assigned email address) that your award is available for you to view and accept/decline on OPUS.
To know if you have been selected for verification, check your SAR. If there is an asterisk (*) next to the EFC, your FAFSA has been selected for verification by the federal processor.
Please keep in mind our primary means of communicating with you throughout the year will be email. In addition, it is also very important that we have your correct mailing address. Email and mailing addresses can be updated and reviewed on OPUS under Personal Portfolio. If you are unsure what your OPUS login is, check with your Admissions Office.







