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Congratulations to those graduating!
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP): Certain academic issues can impact financial aid eligibility. Students with questions regarding holds placed on their financial aid due to SAP should contact the Records and Registration Office.
Financial Aid awards are sent electronically each week to incoming freshman students to either an active UWSP email account or to the personal email account used on the FAFSA application. This is the official financial aid award notice. Please be sure to check your email (and even junk mail) and follow the instructions to accept your award.
The Direct Loan Master Promissory Note (MPN) will show satisfied on myPoint accounts in mid August. Loan certiciation for the academic year will take place then. Students must be registered at least half-time, have accepted their Direct Loan(s), completed the Entrance Loan Counseling, and successfully completed the MPN.
IMPORTANT FINANCIAL AID INFO -- NEW FOR 2012-2013
REMINDER! An easier way to provide tax information on your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA); with just a few simple steps, students & parents who have completed their IRS tax return will be able to view & transfer their tax information into their FAFSA.
Individuals eligible who use the IRS Data Retrieval Process, either when initially completing a FAFSA, or by using the corrections functionality of FAFSA on the web, provide the fastest, easiest, and most secure solution for satisfying some of the verification requirements should their application be selected for additional processing.
Student Financial Resource Center Precaution: Never pay a fee to determine whether you are eligible for financial aid. The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the only application form used by UWSP to determine financial aid eligibility. Likewise, reputable scholarship organizations do not charge a fee to determine your eligibility. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) has received complaints regarding the Student Financial Resource Center
aka College Financial Advisory. For more information,
click here.