A few days after you complete the FAFSA, you and The University will receive the results. To ensure your results are sent to UT, please add The University of Tampa (Federal School Code 001538) in the School Selection portion of the FAFSA.
Student Aid Report (SAR)
- Selective Service issues
- Social Security Administration/citizenship issues
- Social Security number/name/date of birth match
- Veterans Affairs status issues
- FAFSA question 23 issues
- Issues related to differences in 2015 income reported on the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 FAFSAs
- Signature(s) missing from the FAFSA
- Other comments that include wording like: "Your School may [will] request additional information to determine your eligibility for federal student aid."
Verification
You will create an account using the KHEAA Verify secure portal. From there, you (and parents of dependent students) will be able to electronically upload the required documents and e-sign forms.
Contact KHEAA directly:
- Call: (855)272-8771
- Email: verification@kheaa.com
- Web Portal
Respond to KHEAA's request for information as soon as possible to avoid delays in processing your aid. KHEAA will notify UT's Financial Aid Office once verification is complete (or SAR comments are resolved) and will make any necessary changes to your aid at that time. In most cases, we will notify you of changes to your aid via email to your UT email account. Changes to your aid are visible immediately on Workday from the "Finances" tab.
Award Eligibility
Any documents required to process your financial aid will be listed on your award letter. You may also check for missing documents on Workday and download most forms from there or the Financial Aid Forms page. Please be sure to log into Workday to accept or decline your Direct Loans (student).
Changes to your FAFSA may trigger changes to your financial aid eligibility. In such cases, a revised award notice will be sent to the student's email address on record.
Special Circumstances
- Loss of income
- Reduced income
- Unusually high medical expenses
- Separation or divorce
- Elementary/secondary tuition expenses
- Loss of benefit (child support, etc.)
Outside Scholarships or Educational Benefits
Disbursement of Aid
Financial aid funds are awarded for the entire academic year; half of the funds are credited to each semester. Loan entrance counseling and a master promissory note are required before federal loan funds can be disbursed. First disbursements for all financial aid (provided all appropriate documentation is completed) are scheduled for the day after the last day to withdraw from classes with 50 percent tuition credit as indicated in the Academic Calendar for each term. In terms where there is no last day to withdraw from classes with 50 percent tuition credit, disbursements are scheduled for the day after the last day to withdraw from classes with 100 percent tuition credit, as marked in the Academic Calendar. Aid awarded by the University may be used only during the fall and spring semesters. Institutional aid is not available during summer terms or special intersessions. Please refer to the Billing and Payment information page for information on the Bursar's Office refund policy.
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