Financing your degree


  • Matriculated graduate students enrolled in at least 5 credits are eligible for all applicable federal financial aid programs
     
  • Private student loans and career loans can be a good option
     
  • File the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), no matter how many credits you plan to enroll in
     
  • After filing the FAFSA, make an appointment with UD’s Office of Student Financial Services to discuss your options

 

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