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Student Responsibility
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The Financial Aid Office is
committed to making its many services easily accessible. The myriad forms, loan
applications, and promissory notes may sometimes seem endless and confusing, but
with careful attention to instructions the frustration can be minimized. We urge
you to heed the following advice.
The written word is the primary mode
of communication at the Museum School. It is your responsibility to
carefully read and act upon all correspondence sent by the Office of Financial
Aid. Should any aspect of a message or document seem unclear, you are encouraged
to visit or call the office for clarification.
During the school year,
all general mail from the Office of Financial Aid is sent to your campus
mailbox, not your home address. Therefore, you are encouraged to check your
mailbox daily. If you collect your mail infrequently, you might find that
important deadlines have been missed and opportunities lost.
Finally,
it is vital that you keep the Office of Financial Aid informed of any change of
name, local or permanent address, telephone number, and e-mail address. This
is especially true during the summer months when numerous items, such as award
letters, are sent out. Misdirected mail can have serious consequences for your
financial aid.
Remember: Students who fail to stay informed or
carefully follow all instructions may lose all or part of their financial aid
award. The Office of Financial Aid will not accept responsibility for any such
losses that occur due to negligence on the part of the student.
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