Financial Aid for Studying Abroad

 

Tuscany Campus & University Exchange Programs

Students will maintain access to their institutional aid such as scholarships and grants as well as their federal financial aid, for example Pell grant, Federal Student/Parent Loans, when studying abroad at the Tuscany campus or in a University exchange program.

Studying Abroad Through Another University

Students studying abroad through another educational institution will be eligible for their federal financial aid (except for work study), through a consortium agreement but not institutional financial aid programs such as the University of New Haven Grant-in-Aid or merit based programs. In order to process your federal student aid, i.e. Pell grant, Federal Student/Parent Loans, students must have their study abroad courses approved by their academic advisor for transfer into their University of New Haven degree program, and complete a financial aid consortium agreement with the study abroad institution in order for the Financial Aid Office to offer and process financial aid.

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Contact Financial Aid

Bergami Hall

financialaid@newhaven.edu (203) 932-7315 Fax: (203) 931-6050

Hours:
Mon - Fri.: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.