Office of Financial Aid
Committed to making your education affordable
Providing the highest quality service to undergraduate, graduate and professional students in pursuit of their academic goals, the Office of Financial Aid is committed to assisting students and families in planning for and meeting expenses associated with attendance at the university.
Attending Rutgers may be more affordable than you think. To help eligible students afford a Rutgers education, the university offers scholarships, grants, student employment, information about loans, and tuition payment plans.
Rutgers
Federal School Code
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002629
Ready to apply?
Learn how to apply for financial aid.
Check Documents
Manage your required documents online.
Award Status
View your Award Letter online.
Need a job?
The Student Employment Office can help.
More than
$0
million in aid was received by undergraduate students More than
0%
of undergraduate students received some form of aid Average financial aid offer was
$0
for undergraduates in the 2017–2018 academic year Financial Aid Timeline
| JUN | June 2019: Continuing students begin to receive award letters. |
| JUL | July 2019: Term bill statements available for fall 2019 semester. |
| AUG | August 2019: Fall 2019 semester term bills due. |
| SEPT | September 3, 2019: First day of classes |
| OCT | October 1, 2019: 2020-2021 FAFSA available online. |
| NOV | November 2019: Term bill statements available for spring 2020 semester. | DEC | By December 1, 2019: priority FAFSA filing deadline for incoming students. |
| JAN | By January 15, 2020: priority FAFSA filing deadline for continuing students. |
| FEB | By February 1, 2020: priority FAFSA filing deadline for transfer students. Throughout month: notification of financial aid for incoming, graduate, and law students. |
| APR | By April 15, 2020: state FAFSA filing deadline for TAG renewal applicants. |