Welcome to the UW-La Crosse
Financial Aid Office
Important Dates
Monday, May 21 First day of First Summer School Session.
Monday, May 21 Summer Financial Aid disbursed for those in first
summer session
Monday, May 28 Memorial Day, University Closed
Monday, June 18 First day of Second Summer School Session
Wednesday, July 4 Fourth of July Holiday, University Closed
Monday July 16 First day of Third Summer School Session
Graduating at the end of the semester? Our
Loan Repayment page has lots of
important information for you to understand as you leave school.
| Estimating Your Eligibility (Financial Aid Calculator) | |
| Check Your Financial Aid Award | |
| Save Your Money, Save Your Identity (A brochure explaining how financial aid applicants can avoid fraud and identity theft) | |
| 2011 Higher Education Tax Breaks Overview of various tax credits, deductions and savings incentives for college | |
Video - 7 Easy Steps to the FAFSA
Video - IRS Data Retrieval Tool
| Beware of Financial Aid Scams |
| If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is! |
| Avoiding Scams |

High school juniors can take advantage of FAFSA's
FAFSA4caster Web site and learn about the financial aid process,
gain early awareness of aid eligibility, and much more.
Link to FAFSA4caster
UW-L Financial Aid Office Mission
Statement
The UW-La Crosse Financial
Aid Office, part of the Enrollment Services unit, exists to help
students seek, obtain, and make the best use of all financial
resources available. Staff members are committed to providing
financial resources to students to help them pursue their
educational and professional goals. Assistance is provided to
students through scholarships, grants, student employment
opportunities and loans.
The UW-L Federal School Code is 003919
UW-La Crosse Financial Aid
215 Graff Main Hall
1725 State Street
La Crosse, WI 54601
Phone: (608) 785-8604
Fax: (608) 785-8843
E-mail: finaid@uwlax.edu
Office Hours
Monday - Friday, 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse is an NCAA Division III member institution. As such, UW-L and the UW-L Foundation are bound by NCAA rules, which prohibit any Division III institution from considering athletics leadership, ability, participation, or performance in making financial aid award decisions to any student.