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Downers Grove, IL Campus Catalog
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Downers Grove Overview
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Office of Student Financial Services
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Eligibility Requirements
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Downers Grove, IL Campus Catalog
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Downers Grove Overview
- Governance
- Mission
- Vision
- History
- Accreditation
- Articulation Agreements
- Conferral of Degrees
- Equal Opportunities for All
- Right to Change Requirements
- Facilities
- Housing
- Americans With Disabilities Act Policy
- Criminal Background Checks
- Harassment/Unlawful Discrimination
- Sexual Misconduct
- Academic Policies
- Admissions
- Student Services
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Office of Student Financial Services
- Introduction
- Contact Information
- Eligibility Requirements
- Loss of Eligibility Due to a Drug Conviction
- Regaining Eligibility after a Drug Conviction
- Financial Aid
- Federal Work-Study
- Federal Student Loans
- Scholarships
- Non-Federal Student Loans
- Veterans’ Educational Benefits
- Financial Aid for Repeat Courses
- Website Information for Financial Aid
- Applying for Financial Aid
- Downers Grove Tuition and Fees
- Important Information about Fees and Charges
- Receiving Funds
- Satisfactory Academic Progress for Financial Aid Eligibility
- MWU Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress for Financial Aid Eligibility
- Academic Status Chart for Determining Financial Aid Eligibility
- Financial Aid Eligibility Policy and Procedure–Leave of Absence/Withdrawals/Return of Title IV Funds
- Academic Calendar
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Downers Grove Overview
All students seeking financial aid must meet general eligibility requirements regarding citizenship, selective service, financial need, and satisfactory academic progress. Students must also complete several certification statements.
Students who are currently in default and have not made satisfactory loan repayments or owe a refund on a Title IV program do NOT qualify for any form of federal aid. Students who have an established history of debt nonpayment may qualify for Federal loan programs but do NOT qualify for campus-based aid.