A Financial aid representative will assist you with the online FAFSA applications and necessary documents to complete your financial aid.

Workshop Dates

Refer to the Financial Aid Calendar to view virtual FAFSA Workshop Sessions.

These workshops will be held online via Microsoft Teams from 12-2pm. NOTE: When prompted, download the free Teams app to join the meeting. If you can't download the app, join using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge web browser for the best experience.

Information needed

• 2019 Tax Return and W-2 Forms
  (2019 Tax Return information is needed for 21/22 FAFSA)
• Verification of untaxed income
• Social Security numbers and permanent resident information
• FSA ID login is required, so have it ready! 

More information

Priority deadline for the academic year is January 15 and for summer is February 15.

*The 2021/2022 FAFSA application became available October 1, 2020. (2019 Tax Return information is required for 21/22 FAFSA).

*The 2022/2023 FAFSA application will become available October 1, 2021. (2020 Tax Return information is required for 22/23 FAFSA).

*Due to COVID-19, the Loan Advising Session will NOT be required.

However, should student wish to complete the session for their own advantage, the Loan Advising Session PowerPoint presentation and packet are listed below.

• Download Loan Advising Presentation (PDF)
• Loan Advising Session Packet (PDF)

Loan Advising Session packet can be emailed to financialaid@delmar.edu.

IMPORTANT LOAN UPDATE

Effective July 1, 2021, Interest Rates for 2021-2022 Academic Year Loans

• Direct Subsidized Loans (Undergraduates):  3.73%
• Direct Unsubsidized Loans (Undergraduates):  3.73%
• Direct Unsubsidized Loans (Graduate or Professional Students):  5.28%
• Direct PLUS Loans (Parents and Graduate or Professional Students): 6.28% 

More information

Students in the following categories are required to submit a loan appeal request before being considered for loans.

• You owe more than $17,500 in previous student loans (regardless of where you borrowed it from)
• You have defaulted on a previous student loan before (regardless of where you borrowed it from)
• You are requesting additional loans in excess of $3,500 (subsidized/ unsubsidized) for the academic year.

In addition, student loan borrowers will be required to complete online Loan Entrance Counseling and a Master Promissory Note (MPN) at studentaid.gov after accepting a loan award online through WebDMC.

IMPORTANT REMINDER

If the loan requirements are not completed within two weeks from the loan award notification, your loan will be cancelled you may not have the option to reinstate. 

*Due to COVID-19, the Satisfactory Academic Progress Workshop Session will NOT be required. 

Refer to Satisfactory Academic Progress (Standards) for detailed information.