School of Continuing Education
Required Application
Be sure to submit the FAFSA to the U.S. Department of Education in enough time for Providence College to receive it prior to registration in the semester(s) you plan on attending.
Academic Year 2013-2014
Summer 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014
13-14 FAFSA
Once your FAFSA has been submitted and processed and the U.S. Department of Education has sent you a Student Aid Report (SAR) please read the comment section very carefully. If there is an issue with the application (i.e. missing signature, citizenship confirmation) it will be outlined in this section and these issues must too be resolved by the deadline in order for the application to be considered on-time.
If you are a resident of RI, MA or CT we strongly encourage you to complete your FAFSA by your states' deadline in order to be fully considered for state grant finding, if applicable. RI requires the FAFSA no later than March 1, MA no later than May 1 and CT no later than February 15.
Web Tools
Visit here to view your current/past financial assistance, billing summary, registration
Use this helpful PDF to navigate your way around your CyberFriar Account
Available Assistance
Since the Office of Financial Aid services undergraduates, graduates, traditional and adult learners, all of our information regarding assistance is presented in one streamlined format. Not all of the sources of assistance detailed throughout this site are relevant to students attending the College through SCE. Therefore, you will find below several links about the types of assistance that we feel are most important to you:
Federal Pell and SEOG
Federal Loans
State Grants
Outside Resources
SCE Scholarships
Policy & Procedure
Since the Office of Financial Aid services undergraduates, graduates, traditional and adult learners, all of our information regarding policy and procedures are presented in one streamlined format. Not all of the policy and procedures detailed throughout this site are relevant to students attending the College through SCE. Therefore, you will find below several links about policy and procedures that we feel are most important you:
Awarding of Aid
Verification of Aid
Appealing your Aid
Satisfactory Academic Progress
Withdrawals or Leave of Absence