
Cost of Attendance
Review estimates for tuition and fees, room and board and other college expenses.
LEARN MOREThe CARES Act funding covers expenses related to the disruption of normal campus operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Review estimates for tuition and fees, room and board and other college expenses.
LEARN MORECalculate your estimated cost of attendance based on what similar students paid in a previous year.
LEARN MOREExplore the steps for applying for financial aid and understand how it is awarded.
LEARN MOREInformation for parents and prospects including important deadlines, obtaining an FSA ID, and tax credits and deductions.
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Learn more about the different forms of financial aid accepted by Troy University.
LEARN MOREApplication Checklist, worksheets, important forms and policies and procedures.
LEARN MORETools to help plan a budget for college expenses.
LEARN MOREA collection of answers to many common questions.
LEARN MOREYour first step, before requesting financial aid, is to apply for admission to Troy University. To apply for financial aid, you will need to have an FSA ID, which can be obtained from fsaid.ed.gov. After those criteria have been met you will then be ready to complete and submit your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).
After you have applied for aid you will need to monitor your TROY email for updates and requests that may come from the Financial Aid office (troyfinancialaid@troy.edu). Please send any requested documents to us via email from your TROY account. Throughout the process you should check the status of your financial aid.
Visit the Financial Aid Self-Service portal. You may also submit a Helpdesk ticket to the Financial Aid Office and a representative will contact you within 24 business hours.
After you have been awarded financial aid, and successfully responded to your financial aid offer, you will need to complete the Entrance Counseling and the Master Promissory Note ( the Entrance Counseling and Promissory Note are only required if you are accepting loan funds) at studentaid.gov. Disbursements are released within 24-48 hours after the final day to drop/add classes each semester or term. Any refunds will be sent within 2-3 business days after aid has been disbursed to the school.