April is Financial Literacy Month
In honor of Financial Literacy Month, we are encouraging students to become more financially savvy with some free online tools. Help us by engaging your students in conversations about finances.
Posts Categorized / Financial Aid
2014-2015 Financial Aid Award
By: Sherri Peterson The 2014-2015 Financial Aid Awards are now available. Students were emailed a notice prompting them to view and accept or decline their award on ZagWeb (at http://zagweb.gonzaga.edu/myaward).
Scholarship Search
By: Sherri Peterson, Financial Aid “Economists report that a college education adds many thousands of dollars to a man’s lifetime income – which he then spends sending his son to
FAFSA Filing
By: Sherri Peterson, Financial Aid January 1 is not only the first day of a new year, but it also is the first day that you can file your financial
Your Student is Ready for School, is Their Financial Aid?
By: Sherri Peterson As you enter all of the last minute preparations for the school year, don’t forget about financial aid and student accounts. To help ensure students have a
It’s That Time of The Year Again…
The start of the New Year brings a fresh start, resolutions for changes in our lives, and the time to re-apply for financial aid. Families should complete the Free Application
February 1st: Financial Aid Priority Deadline
If your student is interested in receiving financial aid for the 2013-2014 academic year, the time to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is here. Gonzaga’s priority
Give Your Student A Better Chance At Grants: File the FAFSA Early
By: Sherri Peterson January 1st the 2013-2014 FAFSA will become available online at www.fafsa.gov and the Priority Deadline is February 1st. We recommend filing the FAFSA early since it takes a few days
Seeking Scholarships? Apply within.
Semester breaks are a great time for students to search for scholarships since they don’t have homework. The new year brings the start of scholarship season for the upcoming school
Helpful Hints to starting school successfully from Financial Aid
1. Have a contingency fund for unforeseen expenses. In addition to all of the “normal” school expenses, while moving your student, you may come across some expenses that you didn’t