Get Fordham University Matriculated Student Status Certification 2004

Financial Aid Statistics for Fordham University The average need-based scholarship or grant awarded to first-year students at Fordham University was $32,728. Additionally, 71% of first-year students received need-based financial aid in fall 2021. Need-based self-help aid includes federal loans and work-study.

You can view your award and find loan information by going to your student account at ​my.fordham.edu. ​ See http://.fordham.edu/admitted/financial_aid/​ for directions on how to set up an account.

Unable to Afford Fordham 65 percent of undergraduates demonstrate financial need, and currently, we are able to fully meet that need for only 30 percent.

Credit Limits Full-time status is achieved by registering for 12 or more credits per term; part-time status involves a credit load of fewer than 12 credits. Full-time status is needed for financial aid. Sophomores completing a B.A. degree have a credit ceiling of 20 credits.

Please note: All students who apply for aid are eligible for at least a Federal Stafford Loan (provided federal eligibility requirements are met). Both full- and part-time students may be eligible to receive financial aid based on need and/or academic merit.

The National Student Clearinghouse is Fordham University's authorized agent for providing all degree and enrollment verifications. All employers and background screening firms requesting this information must visit .degreeverify.org.

Fordham University commits significant funds to support scholarships. Awards are made on a competitive basis taking into consideration academic and performance profiles, need, leadership, and other factors. These four-year scholarships may be received for up to eight semesters (fall and spring only).