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Financial Aid Consumer Information

Federal regulations require that institutions provide specific consumer information about the school and financial aid to current and prospective students. The following list includes available links for the required disclosures.

Financial Aid Information

Financial Aid Programs

Applying for Financial Aid

Financial Aid Eligibility Determination

Financial Aid Distribution

  • Federal Aid Distribution - The Financial Aid office posts the student's institutional financial aid awards to the student's University account against direct charges from the University at the beginning of each semester, typically, in mid-August and again mid-January. Federal grants and loans are disbursed no more than 10 days before the start of each semester.

Institutional Refund Policy

Rights and Responsibilities of Financial Aid Recipients

Student Loan Code of Conduct

  • Student Loan Conduct
  • Preferred Lender Agreements - DePauw does not provide a list of preferred lenders; however, we have complied a historical list of private loan lenders that have been used by DePauw students. More information can be found under Private Loan Programs

Terms and Conditions of Federal Work-Study

Availability of Community-Service Federal Work-Study jobs

National Student Loan Data Systems (NSLDS)

  • NSLDS Home - The National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) is the U.S. Department of Education's central database for student aid. It receives data from schools, agencies that guaranty loans, the Direct Loan program and other U.S. Department of Education programs. NSLDS provides a centralized, integrated view of Title IV loans and grants that are tracked through their entire cycle; from aid approval through closure.  Information about Title IV, HEA loans (Federal Direct and PLUS loans) will be submitted to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS), and will be accessible by guarantee agencies, lenders, and schools determined to be authorized users of the data system.

Loan Repayment

Student Loan Ombudsman’s Office

  • The Ombudsman Group - If you have been unable to solve a problem with your federal student loan, you can ask the Federal Student Aid Ombudsman Group for help.

Satisfactory Academic Progress Criteria

Financial Aid for Off-Campus Study

Financial Aid Contacts


General Information

DePauw Degree Programs

DePauw Faculty

Accreditation

Costs of Attendance

Book and Supplies

Academic Policies

Institutional Data and Reports

Academic Program Buildings

Withdrawal Policy

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, As amended (FERPA)

Copyright Infringement

Facilities and Services Available to Disabled Students

Preventing Drug and Alcohol Abuse

Vaccinations

Student Affairs

Who to contact for Information on General Institutional Issues

Federal Acknowledgements

  • Voter Registration - DePauw University will make voter registration forms readily available during federal election years.
  • Constitution and Citizenship Day - information will be available to students on September 17th each year to commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787

 


Athletics

Athletic opportunities available to males and females

Annual Report sent to U.S. Department of Education

  • Athletic Annual Report - Click on 'Get data for one institution' On the next page, under 'Name of Institution' add DePauw University. Click 'search'. It will take you to DePauw's report.

Campus Crime

Security Policies and Procedures

Crime Prevention Programs

Campus Crime Statistics


Protecting against Identity Fraud

Federal education officials join the DePauw Financial Aid Staff's concern about student identity theft. Visit https://oig.ed.gov/oig-hotline for tips on how to prevent identity theft and how to respond to it. To report trouble, call the Department of Education hotline (1-800-MIS-USED) or e-mail oig.hotline@ed.gov.


Student Complaint Policy

DePauw University has policies and protocols for reporting and resolving several types of incidents and complaints. The Student Complaint Policy includes the policies and/or reporting steps for:

  • University Harassment Policy
  • ADA Grievance
  • Classroom Complaints
  • University Bias Incident Reporting Protocol
  • Reporting an Incident of Sexual Misconduct
  • Filing a Complaint Outside of DePauw

In some cases, it may be difficult for a person with a concern to categorize the nature of the incident.  In addition, some incidents may span categories.  Such difficulties should not dissuade individuals from reporting a concern or filing a complaint using any of the university policies and protocols.

Retaliation, or attempts to retaliate, against any individual who files a grievance or complaint is strictly prohibited.