The University is approved by the United States Department of Education to administer federal government loans to eligible US students through the Federal Student Aid program (FSA).
All loans are funded by the United States government and must be administered by the University according to US laws and regulations, including eligibility and loan disbursement requirements.
The terms of the loans are set out in legal documents (master promissory notes) entered into between students and the US government, and students are responsible for ensuring they meet all requirements determined by the US government in relation to the program.
Students should be aware that the US government may make changes to the FSA program from time to time, including to eligibility requirements, and that eligibility in one study period may not guarantee continued eligibility.
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How to bring your US Financial Aid (FAFSA) to The University of Sydney.
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To ensure you have all the information you need to make a decision about studying here, use the links provided to view current information about the University and our policies and procedures.
You need to know the current requirements and procedures for students and the University of Sydney, under the Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA), as amended by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008. Our website provides the latest information (and we have summarised with a list of links below) but if you cannot find the information you need, contact us.
