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University of Wisconsin-River Falls
Office of Financial Assistance
315 North Hall
410 S Third Street
River Falls, WI 54022
(715) 425-3141

 

Apply for Financial Assistance

The Office of Financial Assistance would like to congratulate you on your admission to the University of Wisconsin-River Falls and welcome you to the University community. The information below is intended to help you complete the application process for federal and state student financial assistance.

The Five-Minute FAFSA Video [watch video]

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), as soon after January 1, 2008 as possible.  Note: Your marital status for the academic year is determined by the date you process your FAFSA; if you are planning to be married and want to be considered a married student for financial aid purposes, you should wait until after your marriage to complete your FAFSA .

FAFSA on the Web

UW-River Falls - School Code 003923

Financial Aid is given on an annual basis. A student must reapply each year. After the student files the Free Application for Federal Student Aid ( FAFSA ) during the first year a 'Renewal FAFSA' is produced for each subsequent year. This 'Renewal FAFSA' asks the student to update various parts of the application; however, data elements that don't change, such as social security number, date of birth are pre-printed and do not need to be completed again. The renewal application significantly reduces the amount of time required to complete the process.

Applying for Financial Assistance is a free process. However, like scholarship searches financial consultants and offers to attend seminars realted to applying for financial assistance can be misleading. Click here for additional information

Many financial aid offices across the country conduct 'financial aid nights' from December through February. These presentations are 'free of charge'.

UW-River Falls 'Financial Aid Advisement Program' - January 15, 2008

Listed below are several additional resources for information about financial aid:

U.S. Department of Education - Frequently Asked Questions

Financial Aid - General Information

Calculating Your Expected Family Contribution

Free Source for Scholarship Information