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IF YOU SEE YOUR UNIVERSITY ON THIS LIST, YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO USE YOUR FAFSA FINANCIAL AID

Speak with your academic advisor, Study Abroad office or the Financial Aid Office to receive instructions. If you don’t see your university named on this list, visit your advisor, Study Abroad Office or Financial Aid Office to learn if our programs are eligible on your home campus for use of your FAFSA Financial Aid. It is always worth checking into if your preference is to use FAFSA financial aid to pay program costs.

Universities that currently allow use of FAFSA financial aid for Wildlands Studies programs using a Consortium Agreement:

  • California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

  • Evergreen State College

  • Seattle University

  • University of California, Santa Barbara

  • University of California, San Diego

  • University of Denver

  • University of Oregon

  • Western Washington University

  • University of Victoria (Canada)

 

SEMESTER SYSTEM UNIVERSITIES THAT HAVE ALLOWED FAFSA AID IN THE PAST

Semester campuses usually require a minimum enrollment of 12 semester credits to establish a consortium agreement. Wildlands Studies academic term programs earn 10 semester credits. If you attend one of the campuses below, you may want to talk with your Advisor about taking additional credits to learn if you can qualify to use your FAFSA Aid to participate on our programs.

  • Brown University

  • California Polytechnic State University, Humboldt

  • Colorado State University, Fort Collins

  • Georgia State University

  • Gonzaga University

  • Indiana State University

  • Northern Arizona University

  • Northland College

  • Prescott College

  • State University of New York—all campuses through College of Environmental Science and Forestry

  • University of California, Merced

  • University of Michigan

  • University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

  • University of Missouri, St Louis

  • University of New Hampshire

  • Virginia Tech