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Important Dates
| October-January 1 |
- File the 2023-2024 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online with your 2021 tax year documents by logging onto www.studentaid.gov.
- Please use Rowan University’s School Code: 002609.
- Your Federal Student Aid-FSA ID is required to electronically sign your application.
- Please log onto http://fsaid.ed.gov prior to completing your electronic application in order to obtain your FSA ID.
- Complete the CMSRU Institutional Form for consideration of institutional need based scholarship aid (accepted students only).
- Applications for external/private scholarships should begin at this time. Students must notify CMSRU Financial Aid Services via email at financialaid@coopermed.rowan.edu if external/private scholarships are expected.
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| Feb. 1 |
- Priority review is provided to applicants who submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by this date.
- Priority review is provided to applicants who submit the CMSRU Institutional Form (need based scholarship application) by this date.
- The CMSRU Institutional Form will be reviewed alongside a complete/finalized FAFSA with complete/finalized federal tax information.
- Parental income/assets are required on the FAFSA for consideration of these scholarships, unless the student provides an unusual circumstance or unless the student is married (if applicable, income/assets for the spouse are required).
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| April 1 |
- Deadline to submit the FAFSA.
- Deadline to submit the CMSRU Institutional Form.
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| June 1 |
- Complete the below financial aid requirements online at www.studentaid.gov.
- All first-time borrowers must complete Federal Direct Loan Entrance Counseling.
- All first-time borrowers must sign a Federal Direct Loan Master Promissory Note-MPN.
- If additional funding is needed, apply for a credit based Federal Graduate PLUS Direct Loan OR
- Apply for a credit based Private/Alternative education loan directly with any lender you choose.
NOTE: Please see the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) website when deciding on borrowing federal versus private/alternative loan funding.
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