Summer Aid Awarding
The University of Kansas Financial Aid and Scholarships office (FAS) manually awards financial aid to students who apply for summer aid. The summer term is a trailer to the previous academic year. Students may be eligible for aid from grant and loan programs if they did not use their full eligibility during the previous academic year.
All KU students who are interested in financial aid for the summer term.
Financial aid for the summer term will be triggered by student enrollment in that term.
- Student must have completed the FAFSA for the current academic year to be considered for summer financial aid.
- Student must plan to enroll at least half-time at KU to receive federal loans and grants. In general, to be considered half-time in the summer, a student must be taking 3 hours, although exceptions exist for certain graduate students. Students must be enrolled in at least 1 hour to earn Federal Work-Study funds in the summer.
- If the student is attending a study abroad program, FAS must receive information from Study Abroad & Global Engagement about that student’s program costs before awarding will occur.
- If a student is eligible for federal financial aid, awarding will occur and the student will receive an email award notification.
- If the student has no remaining federal aid eligibility, the student will be advised of options for private alternative loans and loans through the Kansas University Endowment Association. Graduate/professional students will also be notified of their options for Federal Graduate PLUS loan.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
KU Visitor Center
1502 Iowa Street
Lawrence, KS 66045
785-864-4700
financialaid@ku.edu
08/31/2022: Updated Office of Study Abroad to Study Abroad & Global Engagement.
11/15/2021: Reviewed and updated
12/09/2020: Reviewed policy; No updates.
10/07/2019: Reviewed and updated.
02/21/2017: Reviewed.