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Financial Aid Awareness Month - What should I know about federal work study?
What is federal work study, and how can I get a job?
Federal work study is a need-based financial aid award that assists students with meeting their educational expenses while allowing them to gain meaningful work experience. Find more information about jobs at UIS and how to apply here!
Financial Aid Awareness Month - What mistakes should I avoid when filing the FAFSA?
What are some common mistakes students and families make when filing the FAFSA?
From not filling out the FAFSA® form correctly, to not completing all sections on time, or forgetting to sign and submit your form before the deadline, there are several common mistakes that students and families can easily avoid.
Financial Aid Awareness Month - Where can I go to find financial aid?
Besides federal grants and loans, where can I go to find college financial aid?
Students can receive financial aid from state agencies, individual schools, and a variety of community organizations. Most schools have their own financial aid programs and use your FAFSA results for those, too. Visit isac.org for information on state funded programs.
Financial Aid Awareness Month - How soon do I need to file the FAFSA?
How soon do I need to file the FAFSA, and should I still apply if I think my family makes too much money?
There is no harm in applying even if you think your family makes too much money. It may be worthwhile to complete the FAFSA to determine what federal, state, and institutional aid you qualify for. Visit FAFSA Myths to see financial aid myths de-bunked.
UIS tuition prices to remain unchanged for the 2023-24 academic year
Tuition costs at the University of Illinois Springfield will not increase for the 2023-24 academic year. The University of Illinois Board of Tustees decided to keep the current rates in place during their Jan. 26, 2023, meeting.
New incoming undergraduate students from Illinois will continue to pay the current tuition rate of $9,645 per semester (based on 15 credit hours). Graduate students from Illinois will pay $5,316 per semester for eight credit hours worth of classes.
ISAC Award Policy
Important Notice from the Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC)
Financial Aid Withdrawal Policy
Withdrawal & Return of Aid Policy
To officially withdraw from the University, students must follow the established deadlines, policies, and procedures found in the Catalog. Each semester, Records and Registration publishes Policies & Registration information including deadlines to withdraw from courses, and the associated tuition and fee proration, if applicable.
Children of Veterans Tuition Waiver
The Children of Veterans (COV) Tuition Waiver is a four-year consecutive in-state tuition waiver at the University of Illinois given to natural, step, or legally adopted children of service members who are veterans. There are a limited number of these awarded each year across the University of Illinois system.