Understanding Your Financial Aid Award
The Financial Aid office begins reviewing files for the upcoming academic year in October. In mid-December, award information is posted in each student's myWings. Initial awards are based on the assumption of full-time enrollment for the fall and spring terms. The posting of an award does not guarantee your eligibility. After the add/drop period has ended, awards are disbursed to your UNF bill based on your actual enrollment. Aid programs that do not require full-time enrollment will prorate based on the number of credit hours in which you are enrolled each term.
Make sure you know the enrollment requirements for each of your award programs. Enrollment and eligibility requirements can be found in the UNF Financial Aid Guide.
To view general term-specific information, visit the following:
Fall and Spring Terms Spring Term Summer Term
Please visit the following links for more information on each type of financial aid:
Loans Scholarships GrantsYou are responsible for keeping track of your financial aid file, before and after you receive your award information.
- Check your UNF email regularly for the most up-to-date financial aid information.
- Monitor your financial aid information in Banner Self Service (accessible via your myWings account). Submit all required documents in a timely manner.
- Through the verification process, your eligibility may change resulting in an adjustment of your awards.
- Resources not listed in your UNF financial aid award may affect your eligibility. Notify One-Stop of any additional resources which may affect your financial aid eligibility.
Additional Information
Concurrent/Transient Enrollment and Financial Aid
Taking classes at another institution through concurrent/transient enrollment may affect how your financial aid awards disburse.
UNF provides an online net price calculator to assist first-time in college students with estimating out-of-pocket expenses associated with enrolling at the University. The actual costs incurred depend upon the individual student information. Students who are in need of financial counseling should request this assistance through One-Stop Student Services.
Withdrawing from classes may affect how your financial aid awards disburse.