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  1. Past Due Accounts - Student Financial Services

    If you do not pay the total account balance in full by the final due date, then your account will be assessed a late payment fee and have a financial hold placed on their record. A financial hold …

  2. Reenrollment - Student Financial Services

    Reenrolling students are extended a financial aid offer after they register for the upcoming term, as long as Student Financial Services is actively issuing offers for that term. We recommend …

  3. Withdrawal Policy - Student Financial Services

    Federal financial aid is also know as "Title IV aid." For the purposes of this policy, "Title IV aid" will refer to any and all federal funding - Pell Grants, Federal Supplement Educational Opportunity …

  4. Manage My Account - Student Financial Services

    You can access the Student Account Statement through the steps listed below. Alternatively, students may access their account via TUpay. Scroll to the Student Account Statement. Select …

  5. Student Financial Services

    Prepare for circumstances impacting your aid eligibility. The founder of Temple University, Dr. Russell H. Conwell, believed that education should be available to anyone on the basis of their …

  6. Don’t overborrow – make a budget! Students who report Off-Campus are provided with a budget on their aid offer. Apply early for FAFSA! Loans can be reduced!

  7. Changes to Aid Eligibility and Balances Owed - Student Financial …

    Dropping courses during add/drop may affect your financial aid eligibility. Dropping from full time to part time may result in decreases to your grants and/or loans that may result in a balance …

  8. Managing Your Refund - Student Financial Services

    Students can access Manage My Refunds within TUpay and select their refund option as soon as they pay a deposit to the university. Specific instructions to select your refund method are …

  9. Disbursement - Student Financial Services

    In order for you to be eligible for loan funds, you must be enrolled at least half-time (6 credits for undergraduate students and 4.5 credits for graduate students) at the time the funds are …

  10. Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) - Student Financial Services

    Temple University's SAP policy is intended to assist you in reaching graduation within the timeframe. You must maintain SAP to remain eligible for financial aid.