Ucf Financial Aid Office

Congratulations on your admission to ucf! As a new knight, you may have a lot of questions about financial aid and how to pay for college. Our team is dedicated to providing you and your family with answers, options and support so you can make smart decisions for your budget. Browse the university of central florida's office of student financial assistance resources for prospective students, families, current students and more. There are many ways to pay for college — and many students use more than one type of aid.

Please note that awards are contingent upon student eligibility and availability of funds. Schedule an appointment with a financial assistance counselor to discuss the ucf financial aid application process or your financial aid status. Due to the limited number of appointments available, appointments should be reserved to gather information not accessible through myucf or available on the ucf student financial assistance website. Provides a free search of an entire database of scholarships, with nearly three thousand sources, potentially worth up to three billion dollars, and sits atop the short list of reputable scholarship and financial aid information websites. To receive federal financial aid, you must confirm that you’re enrolled and participating in classes by completing an academically related activity. See the confirming academic activity for federal financial aid page for more information. The financial aid timeline serves as a chronological guide for the important dates within the financial aid process at the university of central florida. Use this timeline as a guide for the important dates that student and parents should be aware of during the financial aid process. Use ucf's office of student financial assistance checklist in preparation of applying for scholarships, grants, loans and other types of aid. Students must apply or reapply for financial aid every year. Completing the free application for federal student aid (fafsa) allows you to be considered for federal, state and university financial aid programs. Have questions about financial aid? Help us help you. Make your visit or phone call more efficient and productive by reviewing our tips for talking to your financial aid counselor.

Completing the free application for federal student aid (fafsa) allows you to be considered for federal, state and university financial aid programs. Have questions about financial aid? Help us help you. Make your visit or phone call more efficient and productive by reviewing our tips for talking to your financial aid counselor.