Study at Bond University

• Types of Aid
  • Overview
  • Interest rates
  • Key terms and participants
• Am I eligible for financial aid?
• Application Guide
  • How to apply
  • University / School code
  • Finding a lender
  • Bond University preferred Stafford Loan Lenders
  • What you should expect from your Lender
• Determining Your Loan Award
  • Financial aid award letter
  • Dependency status
  • Cost of Attendance
  • Financial need assessment
  • Annual loan limits for Stafford loans
  • Disbursements
  • Loan counselling
  • Documents you need to submit to Bond University
  • Requirements for Study Abroad students
• Managing Your Budget
  • Importance of money management
  • Managing your money effectively
  • Practice budget sheet
• Policies and Contacts
  • Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy
  • Contacts

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For more information, contact:
Financial Aid Officer
Student Administration
BOND UNIVERSITY QLD 4229

Phone: +61 7 5595 1123
Fax: +61 7 5595 1747
Email: financial_aid@bond.edu.au

Study at Bond University

Financing Your Study

Students Applying for U.S. Federal Loan Programs

Application Guide

How do I apply – Completing a FAFSA application?

If you have never applied for federal student loans, the first step is to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You must list Bond University as one of your preferred schools.  Once processed you should print your Student Aid Report (SAR) from the FAFSA website.

The Financial Aid Office receives this information in an electronic format. You will receive a SAR or similar electronic document called an ISIR which details eligibility and calculates your Effective Family Contribution (EFC). Bond University requires you to send your SAR and/or SAR Print summary directly to us before your application can progress any further. See Documents you must submit to Bond University.

If you applied for federal student loans last year, you may qualify to use a Renewal FAFSA. Renewal FAFSAs are available on the FAFSA website between November and December each year. They have fewer questions to answer because you only need to update information that has changed since you last applied.