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The Federal School Code for Shippensburg University is 003326.

Parents and students have the right to select any FFEL lender or guarantor or any private loan lender for the 2009-2010 academic year.  Please visit www.aessuccess.org or the aid portal for a lender list.  A comprehensive list is available upon a phone call request. 

Dates & Deadlines

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

 

Contacts

Please use the email address for general financial aid questions only.  Due to federal privacy laws, we ask that you call 717-477-1131 for individual student information.
finaid@ship.edu

 

Related Links

info@ship

Go to FAFSA

Academic Calendar

Semester Information

How to Pay for College (college.gov)

 
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How much is tuition at SU?

Tuition is set by the Board of Governors of the State System of Higher Education as part of its annual budget process. Current information is maintained on the Student Accounts website.

How much will you pay?

To determine how much financial assistance you need in order to attend Shippensburg University, the Financial Aid Office performs a "need analysis" based upon confidential information you provide in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). These applications are available either from your high school guidance office or from the Financial Aid Office. This analysis takes into consideration your own assets, any supplemental income you earn, and any scholarships or awards other than those administered by the university. It considers your family's income, debts, assets, number of dependents, number of family members presently attending college, and other factors that affect your family's ability to help you with your education.

Free financial aid estimators are offered through the internet at http://www.finaid.org. These online estimators offer an immediate response concerning your possible financial aid but will not include estimates for the Pennsylvania State Grant. (Note: The estimator does not replace the actual application! To apply for financial aid, you will still need to complete an Application for Federal Student Aid.)

Our Installment Payment Plan

As an alternative to paying the student bill in full at the beginning of each semester, the university offers a prepayment plan that allows four equal monthly payments prior to the semester. The prepayment plan involves a nominal charge and is available to all full-time university students. Contact our Student Accounts Office for more details, (717)-477-1211.