Financial aid is monetary assistance to help you meet the expenses of going to college. Your financial aid offer may include one or a combination of the following:

• Loans
• Grants
• Scholarships
• Employment Opportunities

Financial aid is not intended to cover all of your expenses. The primary financial responsibility belongs to you and your family. The Office of Student Financial Aid at Marquette University attempts to help you bridge the gap between the costs of attending the university and the ability of you and your family to meet those costs.

Explore Your Options

Please use the links below to find out key information about applying for undergraduate financial aid at Marquette University.

• Information on the Verification Process
• How to Request a Tax Return Transcript
• Helpful Hints on How to File for Financial Aid
• How is My Aid Determined?
• How is My Aid Disbursed?
• Applying for Undergraduate Financial Aid
• Eligibility Requirements for Undergraduates
• Financial Aid Notifications
• Financial Aid Offer Explained
• Family/Student Contribution
• Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards
• Financial student aid penalties for drug convictions
• Return of Title IV financial aid
• Study Abroad and Financial Aid
• Other Financing Options
• Leaving Marquette?
• Student Rights and Responsibilities
• Frequently Asked Questions