HOW TO APPLY
To apply for Federal Stafford loans and Institutional scholarships and loans, all applicants must complete both the FAFSA and the UVA School of Medicine Application. Please also see the forms page and the financial aid timeline.
Required documents from all applicants:
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Whose information do I provide on the FAFSA and UVA Form?
Federal Aid Only - Student / Spouse
Institutional Aid - Student / Spouse / Parents (see below for exceptions)
Deadlines:
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Priority deadline for entering students: April 1st. Entering students who have all of their documents submitted by April 1st will receive a preliminary award letter via email by May 1st. To be sure that your FAFSA information arrives at the financial aid office by April 1st, we recommend that you submit it online by March 15th.
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Priority deadline for returning students: April 15th. Returning students who have all of their documents submitted by April 15th will receive their preliminary award letter within 4-8 weeks.
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Read your preliminary award letter carefully for instructions on how to accept the federal and/or institutional loans offered, and to select a federal lender. Completing these tasks by July 1st will ensure that your financial aid will be reflected on your tuition bill.
How to Submit:
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Submit your FAFSA online.
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Submit your School of Medicine Financial Aid Application online.
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Fax: You may fax your tax documents to our secure fax line: (434) 924-7619
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Mail: You may mail your tax documents to:
UVA Health System
SOM Financial Aid Office
P.O. Box 800730
Charlottesville, VA 22908-0730
Exceptions:
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If you are married, and your spouse is not a student, you need only submit your and your spouse's information. If your spouse is a student, you will still need to submit your parents' information.
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All other exceptions are made on a case-by-case basis by the Director of Financial Aid.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY?
To be eligible to apply for federal and institutional aid while attending the University of Virginia School of Medicine, an applicant must:
a. be a United States citizen or permanent resident
b. be enrolled at least half-time (full-time for Federal Title VII programs)
c. be making satisfactory academic progress as defined by the school
d. not be in default on a federal loan or owe a refund on a federal grant
e. be registered with Selective Service if required to do so