The Top 3 Things You Need To Know Now!
- UB’s Scholarship Portal helps to streamline your search for the over 1,000 scholarships across campus. Log in and complete the 2024-25 General Application annually to be considered for multiple opportunities.
- Review your 2024-25 financial aid package to make sure you have accepted or declined any aid that has been offered to you. Fall only students must accept aid prior to your last day of fall attendance.
- The 2025-26 FAFSA is now open. Prepare by creating your FSA ID and learning who will be a contributor on your FAFSA. Financial aid notifications will be available for 1st year students in early March.
Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) Grant: FAQs and Information and Reporting.
News & Announcements
Rebalancing of Spring 2025 Payment Plans 5/14/25
Any student who is enrolled in a payment plan and has had any credits or payments made to their student account recently will have their payment plan balance adjusted on May 14th. You will receive an email when this adjustment has been made. Please log in to view your payment plan and the amount of […]
Get your refund faster. Enroll in Direct Deposit -May 2025
Enroll in Direct Deposit to receive your Financial Aid or over payment refund faster. Click on Billing/Payments in your HUB Student Center and then click on Payment Options. You will then be brought into QuikPAY where you can click on Manage Refunds in the menu.
Rebalancing of Spring 2025 Payment Plans 5/23/25
Any student whose actual balance in HUB has decreased since May 14th will have their Payment Plan adjusted on May 23, 2025.
All eligibility requirements and document requests must be fulfilled by the earlier of the award specific deadline or April 15 of the academic year in which you are seeking funds. Documents received, or changes to eligibility after this date may not be considered.
Information is subject to change without notice due to changes in federal, state and/or institutional rules and regulations. Students must complete a FAFSA every year. Students must be making satisfactory academic progress to continue to receive financial aid.