Finance Your Education

Forms and Publications

Below is a list of links to forms and publications currently available for download. (Note: these files require the free Adobe Acrobat reader software). Contact the Financial Aid Office if you have any difficulties with these files.

Matriculated students can find additional forms in the Financial Aid section of MyGSE.

Forms

2012-2013 Academic Year HGSE Financial Aid Application

Please contact the HGSE Financial Aid Office if you need a 2012-2013 Financial Aid Application.

Publications/Instructions

Financial Aid Guidebooks

Guidebooks are updated annually in March.

2013-2014 Financing Your Ed.D. Education Guide (472KB pdf)
2013-2014 Financing Your Ed.M Education Guidebook (391KB pdf)

Supplemental Financing Information

HGSE Supplemental Loan Comparison Guide (136KB pdf)

Loan Entrance Information & Promissory Notes

Please visit the Financial Aid section of MyGSE for links to Loan Entrance Counseling and promissory note requirements; they can be found in the "Federal Loan Requirements" topic box.

Loan Exit Information

Please visit the Loan Exit Counseling page to find useful information about loan repayment and debt management, or to complete the exit counseling requirement prior to graduation.

Miscellaneous Loan Information

Find loan contact information, budget calculators and useful online resources for your loans on the Loan Exit Counseling page.

Fellowship Information

Directory of HGSE External Fellowships (abbreviated version) (332KB pdf)

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