Dear Students:

As you prepare for the 2009-2010 school year at Kellogg, please review our website which provides you with the information needed to complete the financial aid process. This website will also provide you with additional information pertaining to Financial Aid related issues.

For students enrolling at Kellogg this summer or fall, please find information for accepting, declining, or reducing your financial aid award online via CAESAR as well as information for completing your loan application materials. If you have not applied for financial aid and would like to do so, please review and submit the financial aid application materials at the Admitted Student website.

For Rising Second Year Students, please find information and application materials for completing the financial aid application process for your second year at Kellogg. Once your financial aid application materials are reviewed and processed, we will email you further instructions for accepting your aid and for completing the loan application process for your second year at Kellogg, usually after July 1st.

To our 1Y students, we look forward to welcoming you to Kellogg this summer; and to our 2Y incoming and returning students, we look forward to seeing you this fall.

We will continue to assist you in determining the best way to finance your education. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office. We have "open office hours" during the week. You may also contact our office via e-mail or by telephone. We wish you continued success as you prepare for and begin your 2009-2010 school year at Kellogg.

Sincerely,

Julie Israel
Associate Director of Financial Aid

*****************FINANCIAL AID UPDATE****************

Congress has recently passed the College Cost Reduction and Access Act and President Bush has signed it into law. This legislation will have an impact on federal loan programs, most of which will not go into effect until the 2008-09 academic year. While most of the provisions will be to a borrower's advantage, there is still some question about how cuts in lender subsidies will impact student loan fees and borrower benefits. Our office is closely monitoring the effects of this legislation and will provide you with all relevant information as it becomes available. Please continue to check our website for updates.

Posted October 8, 2007

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