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What do I do after I receive my financial aid reward letter?


Question Posted Monday May 20 2013, 9:56 am

Am I supposed to go up to the school? I got a letter online saying "Enclosed is your 2013-2014 award letter detailing the amounts you are eligible to receive" Then it said the reward total. What do I do After I got the letter online?

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solidadvice4teens answered Tuesday May 21 2013, 10:42 pm:
Consult the school's financial aid office to figure out the next steps you should follow. That letter likely has to be presented to someone in their office to release funds or taken to your bank. Call the school to find out the process.

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