Current students may check their WorkDay account under “Student Financials”
Prospective students should speak with their program of interest (PT, OT, PACS, MD, MSIBS, MSDBS, MPHS, MSBMI, MSMP, MSGC, or MAHBR).
Your initial award may include an Unsubsidized Stafford loan. The maximum annual limit for this loan is $40,500 (MD) and $20,500 (non-MD). If you need to borrow beyond this, you may consider the a private loan. Some key differences between these two options can be found here.
If you have accepted more financial aid than is needed to cover tuition, you may be owed a refund, which you may use for living expenses (rent, food, clothing, books, etc). Aid is scheduled to disburse approximately 10 days prior to the start of your classes. *That is the soonest we can request funds, not when you will receive a refund.
You may view your anticipated disbursement date on your Net Partner under the “Disbursements” page. If you are owed a refund, that should become available 7-10 business days after your aid disburses and is processed by the Office of the Registrars. This refund will be issued in a paper check unless you have set up eRefunds on your WorkDay account. To set up eRefunds please visit Workday.
In an effort to support sustainability, Washington University has implemented a 100% paperless bill environment. Students will receive an email notification (WashU email account) regarding their billing statement and then must login to WorkDay to view.
The University Student Accounting office processes all e-billing statements.
Billing information with itemized transactions can be found under WorkDay
The student enrolled is financially responsible for his or her account and is protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). However, students may give parents/spouses online access to their tuition statement by inviting them as an “Guest Access” on WebSTAC. However, students may NOT authorize the Office of Student Financial Planning to share information over the phone or by email with parents or spouses.
PERSONAL CHECKS/529 PAYMENTS – (This must go to the Student Accounting/Registrar’s Office)
Can be sent to the address listed on your bill or you may call 314 362-6860 for details on the EFT option of those funds:
Washington University in St. Louis
P.O. Box 7412009Chicago, IL 60674-2009
(please include your student ID # on the check)
SCHOLARSHIP CHECKS – (All payments must go to the Student Accounting/Registrar’s Office- FA cannot accept checks/payments directly) Please notify the name and scholarship amount to office of Student Financial aid.
Mail payments to:
Washington University
P.O. Box 7412009
Chicago, IL 60674-2009
Payments sent via express delivery that require a signature, please mail payment to:
Washington University in St. Louis
Attn: Student Accounting
MSC 1147-414-355
7425 Forsyth Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63105-2161
All required documents and informational submissions must be completed prior to any review of your financial aid application. However, once your file is complete our office will award your total possible eligibility and send you an online award notification email. All financial aid will be posted to your student portal Net Partner for you to view/accept/decline your aid.
International students will not qualify for Federal financial aid assistance or University need-based aid. However, each independent program may offer merit-based scholarship awards.
All students applying for need-based University funds/scholarships/remissions must submit a valid FAFSA form, be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, and be considered at least 1/2 time or greater for aid. University merit-based scholarships may not require submission of FAFSA, but students are encouraged to do so.
For non-medicine programs, the office of Student Financial Planning primarily provides Federal student loan aid and couples it with any program available need-based or non need-based scholarships, Work-study, and Assistantships awarded directly from our multitude of graduate programs (PT, OT, PACS, MSIBS, MPHS, AHBR etc.). Program in medicine students will be awarded merit-based scholarships from the committee on Admissions and need-based scholarships from office of student financial aid. Please view our Types of Aid page and select your program for more details.
At netpartnerstudent.wustl.edu use your SSN number as your Student ID. As a new user you will create your on PIN. If you have forgotten your PIN, you may reset this at any time by selecting “Forgot my PIN”.
This issue is most often a result of the student trying to login to the system with the incorrect password. The system will then lock the student out until someone from our office manually unlocks it. Please contact our office via phone (314-362-6845) or email (medfinancialaid@wustl.edu) to resolve this.
Upon your initial entrance to this site, you will be required to read over the website “Terms and Conditions” prior to gaining access to accept or decline your aid. Accepting the terms and conditions of the website will not accept or decline your aid. Once yearly Terms and conditions are accepted, you may select the “View/Accept/Decline Awards” screen and proceed to your award page.
The EFC is the product of a mathematical equation from the Department of Education/ FAFSA form based on your income, assets and household size in addition to other factors. The EFC is subtracted from a students’ cost of attendance (COA) and is used to award your need-based federal and institution financial aid.
The COA is the the cost of attendance for each student program. This numerical compilation is based on the number of weeks enrolled, exact tuition charges, estimated program costs, and estimated living expenses (reported from surveys in the Saint Louis area). The COA represents the maxim amount a student can borrow during their particular financial aid academic period.