What if my parent loses the tuition remission benefit – am I still eligible for scholarship?

Yes, if you were initially eligible for tuition remission and the additional scholarship and later lost eligibility, you will continue to be eligible for the same amount of award (tuition remission plus your additional scholarship) as long as all of the other criteria for scholarship eligibility are met (i.e., meeting satisfactory academic progress, file the forms needed on time, enroll full time, have financial need).

- What if I realize that I made a mistake and am not eligible for tuition remission, even though I indicated I was eligible on my admission application?

Domestic families will automatically qualify for a fee waiver if they meet any of these criteria: - You are a family with an Adjusted Gross Income of less than $100K - The student qualified for an SAT fee waiver through the College Board - The student is an orphan or ward of the court and is under the age of 24 If you qualify for a fee waiver based on any of the above criteria, it will be reflected automatically on the payment s

- How am I sure my tuition remission and scholarship are renewed each year?

- What if I realize that I made a mistake and am not eligible for tuition remission, even though I indicated I was eligible on my admission application?