Financial Aid
An Education Within Reach
When you choose Saint Louis University, you’re choosing a community, curiosity and a place to explore what’s possible. This means that financing your education should never stand in the way of who you want to become.
We offer a wealth of scholarships and financial aid programs recognizing academic achievement, ambition and personal potential.
Financing Your 博彩网址大全 Education
Our undergraduate scholarship programs recognize academic merit, financial need, Jesuit high school graduates, multiple sibling enrollees, aptitude and performance (athletics, the arts, etc.)
Additional financial aid programs include need-based grants, loan programs and work opportunities. Aid is available to eligible students at all levels of the University. In addition,
some schools, colleges or programs may offer their opportunities, including the School of Law, School of Medicine, School for Professional Studies, and the Doisy College of Health Sciences.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
FAFSA Information
Questions about FAFSA? Saint Louis University's team of financial aid experts offers
resources to help you navigate the FAFSA process.
- December 1: 2025-2026 FAFSA launch
- February 1: 博彩网址大全's priority FAFSA filing deadline
Calculate Your Cost
Our cost calculator can help you estimate your costs after factoring in financial aid, housing, meal plans and more.
How to Apply for Financial Aid
We try to make applying for financial aid at 博彩网址大全 both seamless and manageable for you and your family. Most of the process hinges on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA is a free tool that calculates your student aid index (SAI). It’s required for need-based assistance or eligibility for low-interest loans. Saint Louis University's FAFSA school code is 002506.
Helpful Resources
One Grand Boulevard
DuBourg Hall, Room 119
St. Louis, Missouri, 63103-2907
Phone: 314-977-2350
Fax: 314-977-3437 |
Email: sfs@dlokoko.com
Student loan debt relief originally announced by the Biden Administration on Aug. 24, 2022, has been blocked.
Applications for debt relief are no longer being accepted by the federal government. Subscribe to the U.S. Department of Education's federal student loan updates for the most current information.
A job loss, death in the family and other changes to your financial status after you've filed your FAFSA may mean that you can appeal your financial aid eligibility.
Resources for Graduate Students
The financial aid process is a little bit different for graduate students. Here are some of the resources you’ll need to finance your graduate education.