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Each new aid year begins with summer at the HSC. For example, the 2024-2025 will be used to process aid for the summer 2024, fall 2024 and spring 2025 semesters.

Please note that the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and are two separate institutions. The school code for the Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ is 016024.

No. A student may submit a at any time, but financial aid will not be awarded until the prospective student is admitted into an eligible program.

Undergraduate students can determine if they need to provide parental information by visiting the .

Students enrolling in a graduate or professional program do not need to provide parental information on the .

Students must apply each year. Each new aid year starts with the summer semester and continues through the following spring semester. 

 

U.S. Department of Education - Title IV Programs
(Most Federal financial aid is provided through the Department of Education.)

Department of Health and Human Services Title VII Programs

State Financial Aid - Texas

Institutional Financial Aid - Scholarships

Scholarship funds are available through each of the schools (School of Medicine, School of Nursing, etc.). Please visit the Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ scholarship page for more information and application deadlines.

Other/Outside Sources of Financial Aid
(Note: Service commitments are often required.)

Alternative / Private Loan Programs

A number of market rate loan programs are available to health profession students through the private sector. This information is neither an endorsement of any program nor a complete listing of available programs. Verify the accuracy of the information with private loan program officials.

Yes. If you are receiving financial aid, you must report the scholarship to the financial aid office. The university will adjust your financial aid package to allow room for the scholarship. The outside scholarship is beneficial because your student loan eligibility will be reduced and replaced with the scholarship funds. Scholarships help to reduce the amount of loan money you will have to repay when you graduate or leave school.

 

Students may view their missing information by following these steps:

• Login to .
• Click HSC MyTECH tab.
• Scroll to the Manage My Finances section
• Select Documentation Requested and Submitted
• Select Student Requirements
• Select the appropriate aid year from the drop down menu and click Submit

Any missing information will be listed on this page.

A tax return transcript shows most line items from your tax return (forms 1040, 1040A, or 1040EZ) as it was originally filed with the IRS. You can obtain your transcript by visiting the or visiting your local IRS office.

Yes. All students applying for financial aid are required to answer the expected enrollment questionnaire on . This information is used to prepare the student's financial aid package.

Student Business Services will issue a refund 1-2 business days after financial aid has been disbursed to your tuition bill. Please allow an additional 3-4 business days to receive your refund via or 5-6 days for a paper check to arrive in the mail.

There are several reasons your loans may not have disbursed.

1. You must be enrolled at least half time for your loans to be released. (This is 6 hours for undergraduate students. Graduate students must register for a minimum of 5 hours during the fall/spring semesters and 3 hours during the summer semester.)
2. Students will not receive a financial aid disbursement while on suspension due to Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).
3. Students must complete and a for their student loan(s) to disburse.
4. Financial aid disbursements do not occur on the last business day of each month. 

 

Tuition and fees are assessed by Student Business Services.

If your financial aid file is complete, an estimate of your tuition and fees for the current aid year will be listed in the Award Overview section of . Otherwise, you may visit to view an estimate of tuition and fees.

 

Your Rights:

1. To know what financial aid programs are available at Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ.
2. To know the deadlines for submitting the appropriate applications for each financial aid program that is available.
3. To know how your financial need was determined, including how various expenses in your budget are considered.
4. To know what resources are considered in the calculation of your financial aid package.
5. To consult with the Financial Aid Office staff concerning your financial aid application, budgeting and/or financial problems which might arise.

 

Your Responsibilities:

1. To complete all application forms accurately and submit them on time.
2. To provide correct information. Misreporting information can be a violation of federal law and may be an indictable criminal offense.
3. To provide additional documentation, verification, information, or corrections as requested by the Financial Aid Office.
4. To read, understand and retain copies of all forms you sign.
5. To accept responsibility for all agreements you sign.
6. To understand the sources of financial aid you receive and whether the aid is a loan, grant, or scholarship. If the aid is a loan, you must know to whom repayment is to be made and the terms of repayment.
7. To keep the Financial Aid Office informed of your correct address at all times, during school and after graduation, until all loans are repaid in full.
8. To inform the Financial Aid Office of status changes, such as marriage, divorce, child birth, employment of self or spouse, etc.
9. To arrange for an exit interview with the Financial Aid Office prior to your separation from Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ, either by graduation or withdrawal.

Students that withdrawal from Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ may be eligible for a partial refund of tuition and fees paid for that semester. The refund policy can be viewed in its entirety at .

 

It is important for students who receive financial aid and don't complete the semester (withdraw, drop all courses, receive all F's, etc.) to understand the impact this will have on aid that has already been released and continued financial aid eligibility.

The requirements for the Title IV program funds are determined by the Department of Education and are different/separate from the university's tuition refund policy. As such, you are responsible for unpaid institutional charges (tuition, fees, late fees, etc.) remaining after the refund calculation has been made by Student Business Services. You are also responsible for balances created by the school's return of Title IV program funds to the Department of Education.

Federal Refund and Repayment calculations must be performed for students who receive Title IV funds (federal Pell, SEOG, Perkins, and Direct Loans) and who:

1. officially withdraw from all courses,
2. drop out of all courses,
3. are expelled,
4. take an approved leave of absence,
5. take an unapproved leave of absence,
6. fail to return from an approved leave of absence prior to the 60% date of the term,
7. receive grades of all "F" for a semester/term,
8. or, other actions in which the student's enrollment and/or attendance cease.

A student's withdrawal date (last date of attendance) is:

1. the date the student initiates the official withdrawal process, or the
2. date the student ceased to attendance without providing official notification (unofficial withdrawal), or the
3. date of the student's last attendance based on documented academically related activity.

All unearned financial aid must be returned to the federal aid program(s) as determined by the Federal Refund and Repayment calculations.

Unofficial Withdrawal:

Any student who fails to complete each of the steps of the withdrawal procedure and/or follow the proper check out procedures to officially withdraw from the university will receive a grade of "F" in the applicable class(es). Students receiving financial assistance who are in this situation may be in danger of immediate repayment or collections of student loans / financial aid.

The Federal Formula:

The Federal Formula is applicable to any student receiving federal aid, if the student withdrawals on or before the 60% point in the term. After this point in the term the student has earned 100% of the Title IV funds released for the term. 

• Number of days attended ÷ Days in semester = % of semester completed
• Total $ disbursed X % completed = Earned $
• Total $ disbursed - Earned $ = $ to be returned

If you have questions about your Title IV program funds, you can call the Federal Student Aid Information Center at 1.800.4.FEDAID (1.800.433.3243). TTY users may call 1.800.730.8913. Information available online at 

Your Raider ID Number will be listed at the top of the screen, underneath your name, when you login to the .

Students may need to verify their enrollment status while at Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ. This official document can be sent to various agencies and organizations, including loan companies, health insurance, future employers, automobile dealers, credit card companies, or anyone you have authorized to receive your information.  Please visit the Enrollment Verification page  or contact the Office of the Registrar at 806.743.7347 for assistance.

The Registrar's Office can only provide an enrollment verification after the census date of that term. The census date is the date defined by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) on which an official and final enrollment count has submitted and recorded to the THECB. The actual day on which the census date falls is contingent on the length of the semester.  Please visit the Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ Important Institutional Deadlines page for census date information.