The information below describes the rights and responsibilities of students receiving financial aid assistance and, specifically, federal student aid at Albertus Magnus College. More information on consumer information is provided on the Albertus Magnus College Public Disclosure page and the Financial Aid Policies page.

Student's Right to Know:

Student’s Responsibilities:

  • Students agree to notify the Financial Aid Office of any changes to the information used to determine my Financial Aid Offer Letter.
  • Students agree to respond to requests for information from the Financial Aid Office.
  • Students agree to review the Financial Aid Award Guide on the Albertus Magnus College website and Net Partner award fund descriptions and acknowledge the enrollment requirements to receive certain types of financial aid.
  • Students agree to notify the Office of the Registrar if at any time I stop attending classes and officially take a leave of absence or withdraw from the College. I also understand it is advised to speak with the Financial Aid Office to see if my withdrawal will impact my current aid award.
  • Students agree to notify the Financial Aid Office if I am, or I become incarcerated while I am in attendance at Albertus Magnus College and receiving financial aid.
  • Students agree to notify the Financial Aid Office, if I (or a parent who has borrowed from the Federal Parent PLUS loan program) am convicted of or pled guilty or no-contest to a crime involving fraud in obtaining federal student aid funds.
  • Students agree to notify the Financial Aid Office if I (or a parent who has borrowed from the Federal Parent PLUS loan program) am subject to a lien for a debt owed to the United States.
  • Students agree to use federal student aid funds received during the award year solely for educational expenses related to attendance during that year.

Semester Requirements for Federal, State and Financial Aid from the College:

  • Undergraduate students must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credits to be eligible to receive financial aid from the College and six credits to be eligible for federal and state financial aid.
  • Students may only receive federal aid for coursework that is required for their degree.