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Types of Summer Aid Available

• Institutional Aid

  Institutional aid eligibility is determined by your expected enrollment as well as the information provided on yourÌýÌýandÌý. If you're an undergraduate student enrolled in a ¿ì»îapp degree program, you'll receive a summer grant comparable to the amount of merit- and need-based funding you received each quarter during the academic year.

• Federal Aid and Loans

  In order to receive federal aid for the summer term, you must have submitted aÌýÌýand be enrolled in at least 6 credits. If you're enrolled in less than six credits, you may apply for private loans only. We'll offer any Federal Direct loanÌýor Pell grant for which you are eligible.

  Summer is considered the last term of the academic year. Therefore, your eligibility for Direct loans will depend on what you already received in the fall, winter, and spring quarters. Your eligibility for a summer Pell grant will depend on your 2023-24 and 2024-25 FAFSA (if submitted).

  Parent PLUS Loans:ÌýParents of dependent students who are enrolled in at least six credits may borrow a Parent PLUS loan to help finance the cost of the summer term. The application is available online throughÌý. Parents must pass a credit check or have a credit-worthy endorser in order to receive this loan.

  Private Education Loans:ÌýIf you're enrolled in less than six credits for the summer quarter, you can apply for a private education loan directly with the lender of your choice. Learn more >>

• Work-Study

  If you have been offered work-study for the 2024-25 academic year, you may begin working as early as July 1, 2024.

  Other work opportunities are available for students seeking employment over the summer.ÌýÌýor contact the office at stuemp@du.eduÌýfor more information.