Financial Aid Forms

Find any forms you may need to complete your financial aid file below. Contact the Lee financial aid office if you have any questions.

FAFSA

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

FSA ID

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

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.

FAFSA Correction Form

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.

Federal Satisfactory Progress

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.

Verification Information

Verification Worksheet

2019-2020 Verification Worksheets

2018-2019 Verification Worksheets

IRS Tax Transcript

Students or Parents have two options to complete the following requirement:

IRS Data Retrieval Tool

	Go to www.fafsa.gov.
	Sign in using your FSA ID.
	Click the “Make Corrections” Link
	Click the Financial Tab
	From this tab you will receive instructions about the IRS data retrieval process. Please note: to use this option the IRS must have received your completed tax return. Also, note the data must be unaltered once transferred to the FAFSA. Also be certain to complete all the steps for resubmitting the FAFSA.

IRS Tax Transcript: Instructions, Get Transcript – Online
An IRS Tax Return Transcript reflects original information submitted on the tax return.
To request online go to: www.irs.gov/Individuals/Get-Transcript

For more information, you can view this video tutorial-IRS Data Retrieval Tool.

Loans

Federal Direct

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.

NSLDS

Federal Direct PLUS Loan

Alternative Loan Options

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.

Alternative Historical Listing and Promissory Note

Tennessee Information

Tennessee- Change your Institution

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.

Tennessee HOPE Satisfactory Academic Progress (TELS)

Tennessee Request to Change Enrollment Status

Click below to request a change of enrollment status, which includes complete withdrawal from the university, dropping from full-time or part-time within a semester, or to take a leave of absence.

TELS Request to Change Enrollment Status

Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation- College Pays

Lee University Forms

Endowment Scholarship

Application available from November 15 to February 1.

Miscellaneous Forms

Family Tuition Discount Form
Special Conditions Form
If you will have a significant change in income after your FAFSA has been submitted, a request for consideration can be submitted to the Financial Aid Office. The change in income must be significant in order to change eligibility for financial aid. The request must be submitted in writing. An explanation stating the circumstances causing the change of income, along with supporting documents, must be submitted, as well.
- 2019-2020 Special Conditions Form
- 2018-2019 Special Conditions Form
Asset Information
This form is required when the asset information can impact your eligibility and the information was omitted from the FAFSA. Both you and at least one of your parents (if you're a dependent student) must complete and sign this form.
- 2019-2020 Asset Worksheet
- 2 018-2019 Asset Worksheet

NCAA Scholarship Disclosure Form

Faculty Spotlight

DR. RICKIE MOORE

Associate Dean, School of Religion

Professor of Old Testament

Dr. Rickie Moore serves as the associate dean of the School of Religion after joining Lee in 1997. He had been a full-time faculty member of the Church of God Theological Seminary since 1982.

Prior to teaching at the seminary, Moore held a teaching assistantship at Vanderbilt University for one year and was an Old Testament bibliographer at Vanderbilt for three years. Moore has been a guest lecturer at various schools around the U.S. and in other countries, including Korea, Honduras, Guatemala, Germany, and China.

Together with his seminary colleagues, Chris Thomas and Steven Land, Moore is a founding editor of the Journal of Pentecostal Theology—the first academic periodical ever to feature constructive theology from a Pentecostal perspective on an international, scholarly level.

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