Princeton will enhance its groundbreaking financial aid program Most families with income up to $100,000 a year will pay nothing. Read the story.
Policies & ProceduresChange in CircumstancesComputer PurchasesDACA and Financial AidFederal VerificationJunior/Senior Dining OptionsLeave of AbsenceOutside ScholarshipsSatisfactory Academic ProgressSibling Enrollment ConfirmationStudent Health PlanStudy AbroadSummer ProgramsStudent Dependency StatusVeterans BenefitsFederal Student Financial Aid Penalties for Drug Law ViolationsPrivate Loan DisclosureStudent Aid Recipient Rights and Responsibilities Student Aid Recipient Rights and Responsibilities As a student you have the right to: Know the types of aid programs available to you. This includes all federal, state, and institutional financial aid programs. Know what resources (parental resources, assets, etc.) were considered in the calculation of your financial need. Know how much financial need is being met, as determined by Princeton University. Know the deadlines for submitting applications for all available financial aid programs. Request re-evaluation of your eligibility if your circumstances change. Know conditions of any loan you accept (interest rates, repayment amount, length of repayment, and when repayment starts). As a student it is your responsibility to: Reapply for financial aid every year by the specified deadlines. Review and understand the terms of your financial aid award annually. Report all outside financial assistance or additional resources that you receive to the Office of Undergraduate Financial Aid. Repay any loans you receive. Understand all forms/agreements you are asked to sign as you are responsible for all agreements that you sign. Provide all documents requested by the Office of Undergraduate Financial Aid in a timely manner to avoid a delay in processing your aid.