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The Federal School Code for Shippensburg University is 003326.

Students should complete an electronic Master Promissory Note (eMPN) in order to borrow a Federal Direct Stafford Loan or a Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan at www.studentloans.gov.

Parents may complete an eMPN in order to borrow a Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan after May 31st at www.studentloans.gov.

Dates & Deadlines

Prospective and returning students should complete the FAFSA as soon as possible.

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Contacts

Please use the email address for general financial aid questions only.  Please provide the student's Shippensburg University ID (if applicable) in all e-mails.   Due to federal privacy laws, we ask that you call 717-477-1131 for individual student information.  
finaid@ship.edu 

717-477-4028 - Fax

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Related Links

info@ship 

Go to FAFSA 

Academic Calendar 

Semester Information 

How to Pay for College (college.gov) 

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Federal Perkins Loan

The Federal Perkins Loan is a low interest loan (5%) and is interest free to the student while enrolled in school.

A limited amount of funds are available for students with high financial need. Undergraduates and Graduates students are eligible to receive the Federal Perkins Loan.  First priority is given to students with exceptional financial need (defined by the school).  Students must first have determination of eligibility/ineligibility for the Federal Pell Grant. 

Students should check the Financial Aid Student Portal for award information.

The information provided on the FASFA will be used to determine student eligibility. Awards vary from $400 to $2,000 based on need and fund availability. 

Annual/Aggregate Amounts -  

$5,500/year undergraduates

$8,000/year graduate students 

 $11,000 aggregate limit for students who have not yet completed 2 years of undergraduate program

$27,500 undergraduate aggregate limit

$60,000 combined undergraduate and graduate aggregate limit

Study Abroad: Annual and aggregates exceeding above noted amounts by as much as 20%