Find any forms you may need to complete your financial aid file below. Contact the Lee financial aid office if you have any questions.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is the application used to apply for federal and state aid. This application must be filled out every year in order to receive federal financial aid and is available for the following school year beginning October 1.
- How to complete the FASFA – Video Instructions
Use the Federal Student Aid (FSA) ID website to apply for a FSA ID. This ID gives you access to the Federal Student Aid’s online systems and can serve as your legal signature.
FAFSA4caster is a website created by the U. S. Department of Education to help students get an early start on the financial aid process by providing them with an early estimate of their eligibility for federal student aid.
This form is only required in the event that corrections are made to the federal application. Both the student and at least one parent (if a dependent student) must sign this form.
This form is only required for students who did not maintain satisfactory academic progress and received Federal Aid during their last period of enrollment at Lee University.
If you would like to check loan servicer information, interest rate, or other financial aid history, you will find this information on the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS). You will need your Federal Student Aid ID to access the system.
Alternative Loans are nonfederal, credit-based loans that may be used as a supplemental resource for paying college costs. Alternative loans require a separate application, credit check, multiple disclosures and a self-certification form. A co-signer may be required if you have less than two years of good credit history. By applying online, you will know instantly if you are eligible or if you need a co-signer. A historical listing of lenders previously used by Lee University students is provided. You may apply directly with any lender that you choose. The Financial Aid Office does not recommend or endorse any particular lender. Students are encouraged to seek federal and state aid options prior to pursuing an alternative loan.
If you are attending Lee University and Lee is not listed as the first Tennessee school on your FAFSA you will need to log into the Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation Financial Aid Portal to make Lee your school of choice.