Office of Undergraduate Financial Aid - Revision history

Reaganaut at 22:28, 4 May 2013

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 In October [[2006]], Columbia announced that all current and incoming students during the [[2007]]-[[2008]] school year whose families earned less than $50,000 dollars would have the student loans in their financial aid package replaced with grants.
-In [[2012]], the office was separated out from the [[Division of Student Affairs]] and combined with [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions|Admissions]] into an independent office reporting to the two deans of [[CC]] and [[SEAS]].
+In [[2012]], the office was separated out from the [[Division of Student Affairs]] and combined with [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions|Admissions]] into an independent office reporting to the two deans of [[Columbia College|CC]] and [[SEAS]].
 The current head of Financial Aid is [[Jessica Marinaccio]].
 == See also ==
-* [[Financial Aid Reform]]
+* [[Financial aid reform]]
 == External links ==
 * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/sfs/docs/Financial_Aid/index.html Student Financial Services Financial Aid Overview]

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 The current head of Financial Aid is [[Jessica Marinaccio]].
 == External links ==
 * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/sfs/docs/Financial_Aid/index.html Student Financial Services Financial Aid Overview]
 [[Category:Offices]]

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-The '''Office of Financial Aid and Educational Planning''' (Fin Aid) processes all your tax papers and determines how much aid you need and will get. You're assigned a particular finaid officer while you're at Columbia who handles your application and can answer your questions. Financial Aid at Columbia can be stingy, and you should absolutely attempt to negotiate with them after you get your initial offer. It's quite possible that they simply assumed your family has millions in an unreported off shore bank account when they decided you don't qualify for a grant. It's happened before.
+The '''Office of Undergraduate Financial Aid''' processes all your tax papers and determines how much aid you need and will get. You're assigned a particular finaid officer while you're at Columbia who handles your application and can answer your questions. Financial Aid at Columbia can be stingy, and you should absolutely attempt to negotiate with them after you get your initial offer. It's quite possible that they simply assumed your family has millions in an unreported off shore bank account when they decided you don't qualify for a grant. It's happened before.
 In October [[2006]], Columbia announced that all current and incoming students during the [[2007]]-[[2008]] school year whose families earned less than $50,000 dollars would have the student loans in their financial aid package replaced with grants.

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	In October [[2006]], Columbia announced that all current and incoming students during the [[2007]]-[[2008]] school year whose families earned less than $50,000 dollars would have the student loans in their financial aid package replaced with grants.		In October [[2006]], Columbia announced that all current and incoming students during the [[2007]]-[[2008]] school year whose families earned less than $50,000 dollars would have the student loans in their financial aid package replaced with grants.
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		+	In [[2012]], the office was separated out from the [[Division of Student Affairs]] and combined with [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions\|Admissions]] into an independent office reporting to the two deans of [[CC]] and [[SEAS]].
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		+	The current head of Financial Aid is [[Jessica Marinaccio]].

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	* [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/sfs/docs/Financial_Aid/index.html Student Financial Services Financial Aid Overview]		* [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/sfs/docs/Financial_Aid/index.html Student Financial Services Financial Aid Overview]

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 The '''Office of Financial Aid and Educational Planning''' (Fin Aid) processes all your tax papers and determines how much aid you need and will get. You're assigned a particular finaid officer while you're at Columbia who handles your application and can answer your questions. Financial Aid at Columbia can be stingy, and you should absolutely attempt to negotiate with them after you get your initial offer. It's quite possible that they simply assumed your family has millions in an unreported off shore bank account when they decided you don't qualify for a grant. It's happened before.
-In October 2006, Columbia announced that all current and incoming students during the 2007-2008 school year whose family's earned less than $50,000 dollars would have the student loans in their financial aid package replaced with grants.
+In October [[2006]], Columbia announced that all current and incoming students during the [[2007]]-[[2008]] school year whose family's earned less than $50,000 dollars would have the student loans in their financial aid package replaced with grants.
 == External links ==