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Should you have any questions about your financial aid options, the application process, or the status of your application, please contact us at [financialaid@hebrewcollege.edu](financialaid@hebrewcollege.edu).  \nConfidentiality: All financial aid information supplied by you is considered confidential and will not be made available to any individual or entity not directly connected with granting financial aid at Hebrew College.  \nTypes of aid: Aid may be awarded by the College in the form of multi-year fellowships, scholarships, and/or need-based grants. Financial aid awarded by the College will be applied towards your tuition costs only. Federal loans, if you qualify, maybe used towards tuition, registration fees, and other costs, such as living expenses, that may be affiliated with your enrollment in one of our programs.  \nEligibility: Financial aid is available to matriculated students in degree and/or ordination programs only. Aid may be awarded to newly accepted candidates in most of Hebrew College’s degree programs, and to continuing degree candidates in good academic standing. Students must re-apply for aid each academic year.  \nTo qualify for financial aid, you must:  \n• Be accepted into one of Hebrew College’s degree and/or ordination programs.  \n• Enroll at least half-time in both the fall and spring semesters, and/or optional summer term. (If you are in your final year of enrollment before completing your degree program and you enroll less than half-time, you may still qualify for federal aid. Please contact the Financial Aid Office.)  \n• Be in good academic standing within your program of study.  \n• Have no outstanding tuition and fees owed to Hebrew College from the current or previous semesters.  \n• Meet federal guidelines to receive federal aid.  \nFAFSA: In addition to completing the form below, applicants and returning students must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to be considered for federal loans. We cannot apply for federal loans on your behalf without a completed FAFSA to supplement this form.  \n• Exceptions:  \no Continuing students receiving a multi-year fellowship are asked to complete a FAFSA only if they will be requesting federal Direct Student Loans.  \no Non-U.S. citizens cannot complete the FAFSA.  \nFor more information and to complete the FAFSA application form, go to [https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for](https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for)aid/fafsa. Hebrew College’s FAFSA code is 002157.  \n• Information needed for this year’s FAFSA is based on your 2022 federal income taxes, which would be filed by April 15, 2023.  \n• The FAFSA website will automatically send a summary of the completed report, based on the information you provided, to you and to the College.  \n• Please note that we will not process your FAFSA until after we receive your Hebrew College “Application for Financial Aid” below, and you are accepted into one of our degree programs.  \nCurrent vs. Prior-Prior Year: While this year’s FAFSA should be completed based on your 2022 income, assets, and family circumstances (“prior-prior year”), Hebrew College’s accompanying 2024-2025 Application for Financial Aid should be completed based on your current income, assets, and family circumstances.  \nHebrew College is keenly aware that your current financial circumstances may be very different from what you were experiencing in the past year. 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