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Here is some helpful information to provide you with an overview of the financial aid process:
Procedure for Applying
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To apply for financial aid, simply complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online by visiting fafsa.gov. Drew’s FAFSA code is 002603.
The FAFSA is a federal financial aid application used by all school in the nation for undergraduate and graduate students. You complete it based on your most recent tax returns.
Completing the FAFSA is the only way to:
- Determine your eligibility for need-based grants from the Federal or State government as well as Drew University (available only to undergraduate students).
- Receive a low interest student loan.
- Determine your eligibility for Federal Work-Study.
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Zarinah Smith, Student Employment Coordinator, Tilghman House 2nd Floor, x3717
Federal Work-Study and Community Service Program
Description: Employment on and off campus for students in good standing who have been assigned jobs as part of their aid package. This program does not assign students a particular job, but those qualified for this program are likely to find a job. Students who can cover the authorized earnings expectation from other sources may choose not to work.
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How to apply: File student employment information with the Student Employment Office; be sure the I-9-U.S. form is completed and on file. Please note that each student only needs to complete the W-4 and I-9 forms once while working at Drew University. Conduct your own job search, consulting with the office supervisor, who runs a clearinghouse on available jobs. Once hired, obtain clearance from the Student Employment Office. Clear each job separately, if more than one. Students interested in off-campus Community Service employment should contact the Career Planning and Placement Office.
Procedures & Contact Information
Students may not apply for positions prior to arriving on campus
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