Go to: http://selfservice.mountsaintvincent.edu/
Click “Enter Secure Area”
Enter your 9 digit MSV Student ID
Enter your PIN (If you’ve forgotten your PIN and locked yourself out, please email [email protected] to get it reset). Click “Login”
Click the “Student” tab at the top.
Click “Make a Payment”
Click “Make a Payment” in either the left hand bar, or bottom right corner.
Browse through your payment options and choose which you want.
Click the box.
Enter your payment amount, or pay the default amount entered.
Choose which term you want to apply the payment towards.
Click “Add to Payment”
The payment will be added to your cart.
Scroll down, click “Continue”
Choose your payment method in the drop down menu.
Fill out the necessary prompts with your card/bank information.
Hit “Continue”
Read and accept the Terms and Conditions
Click “Continue”
Review your details.
Click “Pay”
If you wish to apply for financial aid, you (or your parents, if you are under 23 years of age) must have filed income tax returns for 2022 and must complete the 2024-2025 FAFSA application at https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa.
The MSV FAFSA code is 002703.
Note: The FAFSA application covers Federal loans.
Financial aid may take a while to process and therefore it is highly advisable to apply as soon as possible.
If you already have a FAFSA for this year, log into your FAFSA under “make corrections”. Update your year in school to “1st year Graduate/Professional” and update your degree to “Graduate/Professional”. Then submit it. It will take 3-5 days to get to us.
Once we have received your FAFSA, your graduate loan will be assembled. Log into Self-Service to accept your loan, either in part or in full. Go to Studentloans.gov and complete the Graduate Loan Counseling and Graduate Master Promissory Note.
If you have any questions about financial aid, you can reach out to the following representatives from Mount Saint Vincent:
Joelle Godfrey
Email [email protected] or set up a virtual appointment with her using this link.
Linda Cuozzo
Email [email protected] or set up a virtual appointment with her using this link.
Scholarships:
EIP (Educational Incentive Program) awards may be available for students that have worked in an Early Intervention Center or Head Start classroom in New York State for at least 6 consecutive months. You can apply online at this link.
The Rose Biller Scholarship Fund is administered by the Hebrew Free Loan Society (HFLS). This scholarship is disbursed during the Fall semester, and does not assist with your Summer tuition at all. You should only apply for this grant if you are taking Graduate courses at the College of Mount Saint Vincent in both the Summer as well as the Fall semester.
Click here to fill out the online application. Keep in mind, the application is available for a few months of the year. The start and end dates for the application can be found here.. It is only for students who live in the 5 boroughs of NYC, Long Island and Westchester.
You will designate Joelle Godfrey as your financial aid officer and enter her email address, [email protected] in the form. It will send Joelle a link to your personal financial aid form, and she will submit it for you. You must have completed that year’s FAFSA before you apply for this scholarship.
HFLS will contact you with any information about your application, and when they make a decision about your award. They usually make a decision about the awards in July, and send them out in September.
Please DO NOT contact the college with any questions about your application, as they do not have any information. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.
Refund Policy:
Please note the important add/drop and withdrawal dates that are listed on every calendar. Once you are enrolled in a course and it is past the add/drop or withdrawal date, you are fully responsible for tuition to the College, even if you do not attend class.
Students wishing to adjust their schedules may do so without penalty during the first week of classes.
You may add or drop classes only with the approval of your coordinator.
Any charges for courses dropped during this period will be refunded at 100%.
A reduction in the number of courses may result in a reduction in the level of financial aid.
Dropping a course before the Add/Drop deadline:
You need to submit your request via the add/drop form found here.
The course no longer appears on your transcript.
Dropping a course after Add/Drop but BEFORE withdrawal deadline:
You need to submit your request via the add/drop form found here.
You need to sign and submit a Course Withdrawal form to your coordinator.
The course appears on your transcript with a letter grade of W, that does NOT get counted toward your GPA.
Dropping a course after the withdrawal deadline:
You need to submit your request via the add/drop form here.
You need to sign and submit a Course Withdrawal form to your coordinator.
You receive a grade of F on your transcript, which DOES get counted in your GPA.
You are fully responsible for the tuition.
The refund policy is below:
Refund Schedule
Withdrawal Date Percentage Refund
First Week of Semester 100%
Second Week of Semester 80%
Third Week of Semester 60%
Fourth Week of Semester 40%
After the fourth week of class 0%
Go to Self-Service
Click on “Enter Secure Area”
Log in with your 9 digit student ID and your PIN
Click on the “Student” tab
Click on “Student Account”
Click on “Tax Notification”
Enter the Tax Year you need
Press “Submit”
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