Room Number: 236

Extension: 211
Fax Number: (646)505-4161
Forms & Policy Statements

Workstudy Contract
Code of Responsibility for Workstudy

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply for financial aid?
If you are a US Citizen or Permanent Resident you must complete and submit all of the following:
-A Juilliard Financial Aid Application
-Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) or FASFA renewal
-Signed copies of student and parent (see note) tax returns
-A brief resume or biography

If you are an International Student you must complete and submit all of the following:
-A Juilliard Financial Aid Application
-The Juilliard School International Student Supplement
-Tax return or salary documentation for student and parent (see note)
-A brief resume or biography Note: If you received more than $750 from your parents in any form (such as tuition payments, loans, gifts), you must provide their information even if you consider yourself to be independent.

What is the Juilliard School FASFA code?
002742

When are Financial Aid applications due?
Completed applications for new students are due March 1. Completed applications for returning students are due April 1. FASFA forms should be submitted at least three weeks before the deadlines listed above. Please note that if the student is auditioning for a new program the application is due March 1.

Do you have to re-apply for financial each year?
Yes, you must re-submit all the necessary forms by the due date each year that you want to receive financial aid. Lateness may result in loss of all or part of scholarship assistance.

Is there merit based financial aid available?
Financial Aid includes scholarship, grants, loan and work-study. All scholarships are based on merit and need; therefore all forms must be submitted. For more information please try the following links!

fastWEB
Financial Aid Search Through the Web. A searchable database of more than 180,000 private sector scholarships, fellowships, grants, and loans.

International Students
Financial aid information for International Students.

FinAid
The Financial Aid Information page. Includes a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) list, and a direct link to four free on-line scholarship databases.

United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
Keep up with changes in regulations.

Council on International Educational Exchange
Study, work or travel abroad. Discounts for students.

Institute of International Education
Fellowships and sponsored programs for US and international students and scholars

Sallie Mae
Includes a great calculator for estimating your loan repayments and other financial aid tips.

Education Tax Credits
Learn more about the Hope Scholarship, the Lifetime Learning Credit, Education IRAs, and other Federal education tax benefits for 1998 and beyond.

Internal Revenue Service
Tax information and forms that can be downloaded and printed.

Debt Counselors of America
Get help with credit card debt!

Voter Registration
Register to vote and find out ways you can protect Federal funding for higher education.

 

 
 
 
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