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

Determining your Loan Award

Requirements for Study Abroad Students

Your home institution may agree to continue to certify your financial aid whilst you are studying at Bond University. However, you will need to direct your home financial aid office to send a Consortium Agreement for Bond University to sign. This agreement allows Bond to advise your home school of your tuition and costs of living for your study period with us.

You must also provide a letter from your home university confirming that you will receive credit for the study you undertake at Bond University.

Should your home school decline to certify your financial aid whilst you are studying abroad, Bond University may certify you for a private loan.  You need to have your home school write a letter stating that they will not certify any financial aid whilst you are at the host school.  This letter must be sent to Bond University, Financial Aid Officer, Office of Student Administration, Gold Coast 4229, Queensland, Australia.

The International Education Finance Corporation (IEFC) has released a loan product for Study Abroad students that allows students to borrow up to their cost of attendance.