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Financial Aid

New Domestic, Canadian, International and Transfer Students

Deadline Dates

All financial aid application materials must be submitted by the following deadline dates. Union meets demonstrated need for admitted students who meet these deadlines.

To submit documents to the Financial Aid Office, please mail, fax or use our online dropbox. For security reasons, please do not email sensitive information. Union does not participate in the IDOC program through College Board. If you have submitted any financial documents to IDOC, please re-submit them directly to our dropbox.

FIRST YEAR STUDENTS

November 1
Early Action
Early Decision I
Leadership in Medicine

January 15
Early Decision II
Regular Decision
Six-Year Law Program

TRANSFER STUDENTS

Need based financial aid applications and supporting materials must be submitted by the admissions deadline date for the term you are applying.

New Domestic Students

  • Merit Aid
    • Scholarships valued between $12,000 and $40,000
    • All admitted students are considered for merit aid through the admissions process
    • No separate applications are required
    • Merit awards are offered to only a select few
  • Need-Based Aid

    The following must be submitted by the appropriate deadline date shown above. Union meets demonstrated need for admitted students who meet these deadlines.

    Union does not participate in the IDOC program through College Board. If you have submitted any financial documents to IDOC, please re-submit them directly to our dropbox.

    For families who have experienced a change in circumstances, contact the Financial Aid office for required documentation

  • Students With Dependency Status Issues

    When completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), there are specific questions that will determine if a student is considered dependent or independent. There can be instances when applicants may in fact be considered dependent as determined by the specific dependency questions, but due to extenuating circumstances, a dependency override may be warranted.

    Situations that would justify a financial aid administrator to override the dependency status include, but are not limited to, refugee or asylee status, parental abandonment, incarceration, and human trafficking. All request for such an override would require appropriate documentation.

  • Documents Required from Non-Custodial Parents

    If the biological parents of the applicant are separated or divorced, Union requires the non-custodial parent (NCP) to submit the following for institutional need-based grant consideration.

    The College Board website provides guidance for divorced or separated parents that covers the following:
    -Reporting Parents on the CSS Profile (instructional video under 'Related Resources)
    -Creating a CSS Profile Account for Parent Use (pdf)
    -Completing the CSS Profile For the Noncustodial Household (instructional video under 'Related Resources)

    We recommend that you review the information prior to starting the application.

  • Parents Involved in a Business or Partnership

    Students whose parents have any interest or involvement in a partnership or corporation must submit additional documentation with their financial aid application. The following documents are required from custodial parents, non-custodial parents, and stepparents who have any interest or involvement in a partnership or corporation.

    • 2023 corporate or partnership federal income tax return
    • 2023 Form 1065 Schedule K-1
    • 2023 Schedule C for custodial parents, noncustodial parents and stepparents who are self-employed

New Canadian Students

  • Merit Aid

    MERIT AID

    • Scholarships valued between $12,000 and $40,000
    • All admitted students are considered for merit aid through the admissions process
    • No separate applications are required
    • Merit awards are offered to only a select few
  • Need-Based Aid

    The following must be submitted by the appropriate deadline date shown above. Union meets demonstrated need for admitted students who meet these deadlines.

    • Indicate your intent to apply for financial aid on the admissions application
    • Complete the 2025-2026 College Board CSS Profile - Union's Profile school code is 2920
    • Parent 2023 T-1 General Income Tax and Benefit Returns (not the Notice of Assessment)
    • Quebec residents: Parent 2023 Quebec Income Tax Returns

    Union does not participate in the IDOC program through College Board. If you have submitted any financial documents to IDOC, please re-submit them directly to our dropbox.

    For families who have experienced a change in circumstances, contact the Financial Aid office for required documentation.

  • Documents Required From Non-Custodial Parents

    If the biological parents of the applicant are separated or divorced, Union requires the non-custodial parent (NCP) to submit the following for institutional need-based grant consideration.

    • 2025-2026 College Board CSS Profile
    • Parent 2023 T-1 General Income Tax and Benefit Returns (not the Notice of Assessment)
    • Quebec residents: Parent 2023 Quebec Income Tax Returns

    The College Board website provides guidance for divorced or separated parents that covers the following:
    -Reporting Parents on the CSS Profile (instructional video under 'Related Resources)
    -Creating a CSS Profile Account for Parent Use (pdf)
    -Completing the CSS Profile For the Noncustodial Household (instructional video under 'Related Resources)

    We recommend that you review the information prior to starting the application.

New International Students

  • Merit Aid
    • Scholarships valued between $12,000 and $40,000
    • All admitted students are considered for merit aid through the admissions process
    • No separate applications are required
    • Merit awards are offered to only a select few
  • Need-Based Aid

    The following must be submitted by the appropriate deadline date shown above. Union meets demonstrated need for admitted students who meet these deadlines.

    • Indicate your intent to apply for financial aid on the admissions application
    • Complete the 2025-2026 College Board CSS Profile - Union's Profile school code is 2920
    • 2023 foreign income documentation (translated into English)
      Examples of income documentation are:
      1. The country's tax return, or
      2. Signed statement from your parent's employer(s) on the company's letterhead indicating annual wages, bonuses, benefits, subsidies, or perquisites. The statement should indicate if the income is gross income (before taxes) in which case we need to know the amount of taxes paid.

    Union does not participate in the IDOC program through College Board. If you have submitted any financial documents to IDOC, please re-submit them directly to our dropbox.

  • Documents Required From Non-Custodial Parents

    If the biological parents of the applicant are separated or divorced, Union requires the non-custodial parent (NCP) to submit the following for institutional need-based grant consideration.

    • 2025-2026 College Board CSS Profile
    • 2023 foreign income documentation (translated into English)
      Examples of income documentation are:
      1. The country's tax return, or
      2. Signed statement from your parent's employer(s) on the company's letterhead indicating annual wages, bonuses, benefits, subsidies, or perquisites. The statement should indicate if the income is gross income (before taxes) in which case we need to know the amount of taxes paid.

    The College Board website provides guidance for divorced or separated parents that covers the following:
    -Reporting Parents on the CSS Profile (instructional video under 'Related Resources)
    -Creating a CSS Profile Account for Parent Use (pdf)
    -Completing the CSS Profile For the Noncustodial Household (instructional video under 'Related Resources)

    We recommend that you review the information prior to starting the application.

Transfer Students

  • Merit Aid
    • Scholarship valued between $12,000 and $40,000
    • All admitted students are considered for merit aid through the admissions process
    • No separate applications are required
    • Merit awards are offered to only a select few
  • Need-Based Aid

    The deadline for submitting the following materials is the admissions deadline for the term you are applying. Union meets demonstrated need for admitted students who meet these deadlines.

    For families who have experienced a change in circumstances, you should contact the Financial Aid office for required documentation.

    Union does not participate in the IDOC program through College Board. If you have submitted any financial documents to IDOC, please re-submit them directly to our dropbox.

  • Documents Required From Non-Custodial Parents

    If the biological parents of the applicant are separated or divorced, Union requires the non-custodial parent (NCP) to submit the following for institutional need-based grant consideration.

    The College Board website provides guidance for divorced or separated parents that covers the following:
    -Reporting Parents on the CSS Profile (instructional video under 'Related Resources)
    -Creating a CSS Profile Account for Parent Use (pdf)
    -Completing the CSS Profile For the Noncustodial Household (instructional video under 'Related Resources)

    We recommend that you review the information prior to starting the application.