Financial Aid

The University of Tulsa strives to make quality private higher education available to all qualified students. Every effort is made to help students who require financial assistance meet their tuition and living expenses. Our sources of financial aid at the University of Tulsa include scholarships, federal loans and private loans. Approximately, 98% of our student body receives some combination of federal and private loans.  45% of the student body receives a merit and need based scholarship and specifically, 66% of the 2008 entering class received scholarship.  Whatever your needs may be, the Office of Financial Services is available to help you understand the financial aid process and answer your questions about loan eligibility. The financial services officer for the College of Law is Kristi Emerson, and she may be reached at 918-631-3325 or kristi-emerson@utulsa.edu.

THE FINANCIAL AID PROCESS


After January 1, students who have been admitted to the University may apply for financial assistance through the Office of Financial Services. Students who are applying for any form of financial assistance must complete two forms:

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Be sure to list The University of Tulsa in Step 6. Our school code is 003185. January 1, 2009 is the first day you can complete the FAFSA for the academic year.

The TU Financial Aid Application can be found here (pdf).