Welcome to the 金融援助 Office
Did you know that Skidmore annually gives nearly $70 million in financial aid, with 99% awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need? And that more than half of our students receive need-based grants?
Skidmore's 金融援助 Office is here to help you plan for and navigate the financial aid application process, from the start of your college search through graduation. We're eager to partner with you and your family to ensure Skidmore is a smart and rewarding investment in your future.
FAFSA延迟
Skidmore is continuing to monitor communication from the Department of Education regarding
the ongoing delays with the FAFSA. 当前的学生, please be aware, due to the delay in the receipt of FAFSAs, we anticipate making
2024-25 financial aid awards available to rising sophomores, juniors and seniors in
6月.
Given these challenges, the new deadline for returning students to have their applications
reviewed for grant assistance is March 1, 2024.
2024-2025 APPLICATION QuickLinks
- Current and returning students
- Current and returning HEOP/AOP students
- Current and returning international students
- Current and returning students, first-time applicants
- 贷款信息
Prospective STUDENTS
To be considered for a Skidmore grant, prospective students are asked to complete the College Board's CSS档案. Prospective students do 不 need to submit a FAFSA application to be considered for a Skidmore grant. 联邦助学金免费申请表 is required only to apply for Federal aid and can be completed after you've been accepted and enroll in the college of your choice.
估计你的援助
These calculators can help you you anticipate your college costs and estimate your eligibility for need-based scholarships. A Skidmore education might be more affordable 比你想象的要多.
Has your financial situation changed?
If you are experiencing financial pressures due to an illness, loss of employment, or some significant family issue, we encourage you to use the resources of the Financial 援助办公室. We are available to assist you in person on a walk-in basis, or contact us for an appointment at 518-580-5750 and/or finaid@dctdsj.com.
Whether you're just starting or you could use a refresher, watch a recording of our 最新的网络研讨会. In it you'll learn about types of aid and 政府ernment assistance, get an an overview of the FAFSA and CSS profiles, and be introduced to Skidmore's approach 财政援助.