Prospective Students

Financial Aid

The Andover Newton Theological School Financial Aid Office understands that graduate education is expensive and is ready to assist all aid applicants in finding ways to meet individual program costs. We also recognize that school scholarship aid will not cover your full costs - students are encouraged to plan well and to continue to explore all church, family and private resources. Last, but not least, always feel free to call or write the Financial Aid Office for help with any financial aid concerns or questions.

Important Notice Regarding Changes to the Stafford Loan Program

Beginning in the 2010-2011 school year, Andover Newton will transition from the Federal Education Loan Program (FELP) Stafford loans to Federal direct lending Stafford loans. New students and first-time borrowers will need to complete entrance counseling and a master promissory note. (New students who already have a direct loan master promissory note on file need only complete entrance counseling.)

Returning students currently receiving Stafford Loans will need to complete a new master promissory note for 2010 – 2011.

How to Apply

Steps for Applying for Financial Aid

Ten Frequently Asked Questions

Financial Aid Deadlines

Application Forms 2010-2011

FAFSA Information

Financial Aid 2010-2011 (on-line application)

Master Promissory Note (MPN) and Entrance Counseling

If you have never borrowed a Stafford Loan at Andover Newton, you must complete an Entrance Counseling Session, which will teach you your rights and responsibilities as a borrower.

Students who have a Federal Direct Stafford Loan Master Promisssory Note already on file with the Department of Education will not have to complete a new MPN. In order to complete the Entrance Counseling Session and the MPN you must have your PIN number available. Entrance Counseling and the MPN may be completed at http://www.studentloan.gov.

Exit Counseling

If you have dropped below half-time enrollment status, withdrawn, or will be a graduating soon you must complete Exit Counseling.

Helpful Sites

E-Financial Aid Resources