Financial Literacy and Financial Aid Resources
During the break what a great time to catch up with your student about their fall semester and to take a look at some upcoming financial related items. The
Posts Categorized / Financial Aid
IMPORTANT REMINDERS FROM THE STUDENT ACCOUNTS OFFICE
The Spring 2018 Statement of Account will be available to view on CASHNet on December 11, 2017 for those students/families not currently participating in a monthly payment plan. The Spring
Student Employment While on Campus
Although summer is filled with celebrations, BBQs, fun and sun, it is also a very important time to begin planning for your transition to being on GU’s campus. Students should
Student Financial Services: Reminders and Information
By: Kelly Wentz, Financial Aid Summer is filled with busy activities, but it is important to remember that this is when we communicate with you the most regarding your financial
Tips for Successful Scholarship Searching
Kelly Wentz, Financial Aid Scholarship searching is the equivalent of having a second (or third) job! Many scholarships require essays along with their applications, and with the Internet, searching for
Summertime Work Opportunities
Kelly Wentz, Financial Aid Summer offers a great opportunity to earn some extra money for college expenses. If your student is staying in the Spokane area, work opportunities are available,
Special Circumstances on the FAFSA
By: Sarah Gill, Financial Aid After receiving your initial financial aid award, you may be wondering if it would be helpful for you to call the Financial Aid Office to
So, You Filed the FAFSA… Now What?
By: Sarah Gill, Financial Aid Hopefully you have filed the 2015-16 FAFSA if you have a student who will be attending college any time in the 2015-2016 school year. If
Need Money for Next Year?
By: Sherri Peterson, Financial Aid It’s time to start thinking about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The 2015-2016 FAFSA opens up on January 1st and can be
Seven financial aid mistakes that students (and families) make and how it may be hurting you:
Not asking for help – This is not only true in financial aid, but throughout Gonzaga. There are a ton of resources available to students and we are happy to point