You may receive a letter requesting additional information from the Office of Financial Aid in order to determine your financial aid eligibility. If you receive an email directing you to your HUB Student Center To Do List, please review the details and follow up as directed. Submit requested documentation.

Schedule an appointment to meet with your financial aid advisor, Brandon Gilliland by calling 716-645-8232 or email UBFA@buffalo.edu.

Submit copies of your DD Form 214 to the Office of Financial Aid, attn: Brandon Gilliland located in the 115 Porter 2 in Ellicott Complex, on the North Campus or email UBFA@buffalo.edu for more information.

View and accept your financial aid awards in HUB Student Center by accessing it through MyUB. Grants and scholarships do not require acceptance. Tuition payments received under the Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33 veteran benefits) are considered duplicative of the Veterans Tuition Awards (VTA) and/or Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) awards. Combined tuition benefits cannot exceed the student’s total tuition. Students receiving tuition assistance through these programs may, and in most cases, will have their New York State VTA and/or TAP payment reduced or denied.

The Shopping Sheet provides the estimated cost of attendance, grants and scholarships awarded and the net cost of attending UB before loans and other payment options are considered. Print the Shopping Sheet by logging into HUB via MyUB.

Maintain your personal information. Students are responsible for ensuring that their permanent addresses and email addresses are kept up to date in the university’s student information systems and that they regularly read their official email messages sent to their university @buffalo.edu email address. New students will find information on their UB email addresses at UBIT’s Getting Started Web pages.