Graduate Loan Central
Frequently Asked Questions
Fall loan disbursement/s and financial aid awards may credit students’ accounts starting August 14. We will be receiving loan funds every day over the next few weeks. Receipt of loan disbursements and disbursement of other financial aid awards are dependent on the student being enrolled and completion of all required forms and documents. Check my.tcu.edu–Financial Aid–Requested Information for completion of all requested information. For new students, loan funds will credit approximately 5-7 days after enrollment of classes.
Students can check my.tcu.edu–Student Accounts to review for financial aid credits. Our office will also send notification by email when loan funds have credited to the student’s account.
You can request a check refund in person in the office of Financial Services 817 257-7836 (Sadler Hall Room 104) between 8:30 AM–4:00 PM. Financial Services will not accept check refund requests by e-mail or phone.
You may also request your check refund by FAX. Submit your check refund request to Financial Services at FAX # 817 257-7733. Provide your name, TCU ID# and signature. Indicate whether you will pick up your refund check in the Financial Services office on Friday or provide a mailing address.
Please make sure that all charges (bookstore charges, health insurance, etc.) have debited your Student Account before requesting the full credit refund. For students with tuition awards, please make sure your tuition award is correct for the number of hours you are enrolled.
Student can view their balance as well as debits and credits on their student account at my.tcu.edu–Student Account.
Students can go to my.tcu.edu–Financial Aid–Requested Information to see if the FAFSA has been received and to see any forms or documents that are requested. We will also notify you by email when forms or documents have been requested.
If you have submitted all your forms, you will be receiving your financial aid award over the course of the next few weeks. My priority is awarding the summer school students first, new students and then returning students. You will be notified to view and accept your financial aid award at my.tcu.edu–Financial Aid.
Yes. The Texas Residency Form is a more detailed form to help determine if you are a Texas resident by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board’s standards.
If all requested documents and forms are complete, awarding for summer school will begin in the Spring. We will send you notification of your financial aid package when it has been processed.
Fall loan disbursement/s may credit the student’s account the week prior to the start of the Fall semester. Receipt of loan disbursements is dependent on the student being enrolled and completion of all required forms and documents.
The Additional Loan Eligibility amount indicates the maximum amount a student is able to apply for during that academic year, based on TCU’s cost of attendance and the other aid the student is receiving. Students do not have to borrow the maximum.