Manchester University

If you’ve applied and been accepted to Manchester, and if you listed Manchester when you filed your Federal Application for Student Aid (FAFSA), you should automatically receive a financial aid offer letter in the mail a few weeks later.

Once you receive you it, it’s not unusual to have a few questions. That’s why we follow up by notifying all students to schedule a time with an admissions counselor to review it via Zoom, phone or in person. In the meantime, you should feel free to contact your admissions counselor anytime with questions.

We’ve also provided these online resources – a set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and a glossary of financial aid terminology – to help you navigate through your notification until you have a chance to meet and talk with us.

Your admissions counselor will guide you toward next steps in accepting or declining your financial aid and working your way through the checklist toward enrollment and becoming your best self at Manchester!

Follow these four easy steps, to be assured that your financial aid is ready when classes begin.

Plan your payment strategy. The standard payment options are listed on the front page of your financial aid notification. The figures provided are estimates based on the standard charges for tuition, fees, room and board. The actual amount due will be based on the actual charges incurred. The payment options listed are provided to assist you with determining your individual payment strategy.

Pay. Student Financial Services will provide an electronic Statement of Account prior to each semester, due August 1 for fall semester and January 1 for spring semester. Statements indicate the tuition, fees, room, board and other costs charged to your student account, as well as payments received and financial aid applied. You should receive your Statement of Account at least 30 days prior to the billing due date:

An electronic Statement of Account will be posted to the Student Account Center at the beginning of each month. Students can access the Student Account Center through ChetNet. Parents/others can access the Student Account Center through the Student Financial Services website. Students can grant parents/others access to their Student Account Center as Authorized Users by clicking the Authorized User tab in the Student Account Center and following the prompts.