Procedure For Applying For Financial Aid: FAFSA

New & Prospective Students

New and prospective students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to apply for aid at Seton Hill University. The FAFSA application determines eligibility for federal, state and most Seton Hill aid as well as Federal Direct Stafford Loans and work study. The FAFSA should be submitted as soon as possible after October 1st of the year prior to a student's expected enrollment and no later than May 1st of the year of expected enrollment. Be sure to release your FAFSA results to Seton Hill by including our Title IV school code: 003362 on the FAFSA. The FAFSA can be completed online (2 - 4 days average processing time). Need help understanding the FAFSA? Click here for a step-by-step video tutorial. 

As a new or prospective student, you must also complete and submit the Seton Hill University application for admission and be accepted to the University before any financial aid is offered. However, as a prospective student you don't have to wait for an admission decision to file the FAFSA. Get the process started as soon as possible for the best chance at aid, and remember to release your FAFSA results to Seton Hill by including our Title IV school code: 003362 on the FAFSA.  (You can also include other schools you are interested in on your FAFSA - you don't have to fill out a separate form for each school.)

Current Students

Returning Seton Hill students complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year as part of the aid renewal process. 

We'll Help You Find the Aid You Need

The financial aid staff at Seton Hill will guide you through the financial aid process. Every student is encouraged to apply for financial aid consideration, regardless of family income. Many factors determine a student's eligibility for financial aid and each student is individually evaluated at Seton Hill.

• Undergraduate Program Aid 
• Graduate Program Aid
• Online Bachelor's & Certificates Program Aid