How do I apply for financial aid (including grants, loans, work study, HOPE and other scholarships)?
The first step is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov to determine financial need. Additional verification documents may be required. Forms and any listed requirements are available in PAWS. To apply for HOPE, please apply online at http://www.GAcollege411.org and also contact the One Stop Shop for an additional form that may be needed. To apply for other GSU scholarships, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Studies. Incoming students applying for scholarships may contact Mr. Greg Chisholm at scholarships@gsu.edu. Currently enrolled students applying for scholarships may contact Ms. Tracye Moore at scholarships@gsu.edu. Please e-mail the appropriate staff person to make an appointment. The scholarship office is located in 255 Sparks Hall, in the Student Advisement Center.
To apply for most types of financial aid complete the free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/. To apply for the HOPE complete the Georgia College 411 application (GSFAPPS) online at http://www.GAcollege411.org. To apply for other GSU scholarships, please visit http://gsu.edu/scholarships. The scholarship office is located in 255 Sparks Hall, in the Student Advisement Center.You may e-mail an Office of Undergraduate Studies scholarship specialist at scholarships@gsu.edu to make an appointment. • Once you have completed the FAFSA, additional verification documents may be required. The requirements and most of the specific documents are available in PAWS. • If you are a transfer student or are regaining HOPE Scholarship eligibility and want to be considered for the HOPE Scholarship, you must submit a HOPE Scholarship Institutional Application (HSIA). This form is available at the One Stop Shop (227 Sparks Hall, 292 Kell Hall). • Please monitor your PAW
