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A.T. Still University (ATSU) provides important information about the University to prospective and enrolled students and the public. The links below lead to information required by the Higher Education Act of 1965. For paper copies, email: mostudentaffairs@atsu.edu.

For additional ATSU institutional questions, contact:
Lori Haxton, Vice President for Student Affairs
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  ATSU offers internal scholarships as well as connecting students with external scholarships.
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  Institutional Refund Formula – For students who did not receive federal financial assistance, ATSU adheres to the Return of Title IV funds formula.
  
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  ATSU offers a student federal financial aid up to the student’s cost of attendance. Students who elect to accept Direct Federal Student loans totaling the full cost of attendance are not eligible for private loans. If the full cost of attendance has not be accepted, the remaining budget amount may be certified to the private lender. Students without U.S. citizenship who are not eligible for federal loans or students who are enrolled at less than half-time status may want to inquire about private loan eligibility.
  
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  - Creditworthy: Approval of your Grad PLUS or private loan is contingent upon your creditworthiness.
  - Variable Loan Terms: Private lenders can change the terms of your loans since they are not federally insured.
  - Varied Interest Rates: Interest rates are dependent on your credit score.
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  - Loan Forgiveness: Private loans cannot be forgiven if borrower ends up working in the public service arena.

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