Students Rights and Responsibilities

(1) Types of Aid | Johns Hopkins Student Financial Support

(2) Undergraduate Satisfactory Academic Progress | Johns Hopkins Student Financial Support

(3) Undergraduate Student Aid Disbursements – A disbursement is the process by which financial aid funds are transferred to a student’s account to pay for educational expenses. Once funds have been disbursed, students receive a refund if their disbursement totals more than charges, tuition and fees. The first day of disbursement for a term takes place within 10 days of the term’s start. For the specific initial disbursement date of each term refer to the “Disbursements” tab located in Student Information System (SIS). After the initial disbursement, funds are disbursed daily Monday through Friday during the course of each semester. Funds will not disburse for students that have not completed federal aid requirements on their To Do List in SIS.

(4) Loan Options | Johns Hopkins Student Financial Support

(5) Student Employment | Johns Hopkins Student Financial Support

(6) Federal student loan borrowers must complete exit counseling when they graduate, withdraw, take a leave of absence, stop attending, or drop below half-time enrollment. Exit counseling is required even if the student plans to return to Johns Hopkins University in the future. Johns Hopkins University notifies affected borrowers of this requirement and provides instructions for completing exit counseling. Borrowers with Federal Direct Loans must complete exit counseling through Federal Student Aid’s online exit counseling. Students who borrowed a Federal Perkins Loan must complete a separate exit counseling interview through the University’s Perkins Loan servicer and will receive separate instructions for doing so. Borrowers may review their federal student loan history and obtain information about their loans and loan servicer through Federal Student Aid’s loan management portal. Borrowers with questions about exit counseling or their responsibilities may contact the Office of Student Financial Support.