OSU-N Financial Aid
The Office of Financial Aid at The Ohio State University - Newark is looking forward to serving you. Some important items to take note of as you begin the financial aid application process:
- The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the only
financial aid application needed. It should be submitted at least twelve
(12) weeks before your first quarter to have the funds available when
you begin classes.
- To be considered for maximized funding from all sources, refer to
the priority deadlines listed on the
Columbus
campus financial aid
page.
- You will
be eligible for some type of Federal aid regardless of your income.
The Ohio State University participates in State and Federal grant and
loan programs, and has institutional scholarship funds available.
- The admission process is interrelated with the financial aid process. Please complete all requirements for admission as quickly as possible, including submission of all academic transcripts of high schools and colleges attended to the Admission office.
Our staff looks forward to serving you and is here to assist you in financing your education. We welcome your questions. Please stop by the Office of Financial Aid in the Hopewell Mall or call us at (740) 366-9435, (614) 292-4094 (Columbus), or elsewhere in Ohio at 1-800-9-NEWARK. You may also email any questions to us. (NOTE: The Office of Financial Aid staff will respond to email via OSU issued email addresses only.)
Sincerely,
Faith Phillips
Director, Financial Aid
Newark Campus Honors Scholarships
Outside Scholarship Opportunities
Hope Scholarship/Lifetime Learning Tax Credit Guide
Newark Campus Student Employment
Financial Aid Estimator - FAFSA4caster - a new Federal Student Aid Web product designed to assist high school juniors and their families plan for education beyond high school. Students can receive an estimated EFC by entering their information into the FAFSA4caster tool, a customized version of the FAFSA. FAFSA4caster also provides guidance on next steps for applying for admission, applying for Federal student financial aid, and paying for education beyond high school.
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