Financial Aid for Consortium Agreements: Graduate Students

New York Institute of Technology students who want to attend other institutions in the United States for a semester may be able to use federal financial aid under a Consortium Agreement. Students must be approved by their respective academic department prior to attending another institution for the semester(s).

New York State funds are not applicable to study under consortium agreements with schools that are not in New York State. Institutional grants and scholarships may not be applicable for study under consortium agreements.

At least four weeks prior to the start of the semester(s), students must contact the Office of Financial Aid to complete the Consortium Agreement:

  1. Ensure they have a valid FAFSA on file at New York Institute of Technology (using federal school code 002782).
  2. Ensure the institution they plan to attend is Title IV eligible and is willing to participate in a Consortium Agreement.
  3. Submit a completed Consortium Agreement form.
  4. Submit an invoice from the Office of the Bursar of the institution to be attended.
  5. Submit Verification of Enrollment (Course Registration) from the institution to be attended.
  6. Submit contact information from the institution to be attended.
  7. Students must submit the completed Permission to Take Courses at Another College form with all the appropriate signatures (this form may be obtained from the Office of the Registrar).
  8. Summer consortiums must also include a Seasonal Loan Request form, which can be obtained from the Office of Financial Aid.

Ref: 2023–2024 FSA Handbook, Vol. 2, Ch. 2, pp. 29–30: School Eligibility and Operations, (34 CFR 668.39 and CFR 668.50).

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