How to Apply for Financial Aid
Students who are US citizens or permanent residents may apply for financial aid through the process described below. . International students are not eligible for need-based aid but are eligible for international merit-based scholarships. All incoming domestic and international students are considered for merit-based scholarships upon acceptance. There is no application for merit-based scholarships. More information on scholarships below.
Deadline: February 1
The FAFSA should be completed by Pratt's February 1 deadline in order to ensure that you receive your package in time to make a decision. It is available online from January 2 of each year. Do not wait until you have your 2011 taxes to apply. Complete the FAFSA using estimates and then correct it after you have submitted your taxes using the assigned PIN. It is essential that you apply by February 1 in order to receive your financial aid package upon acceptance in March.
How to Apply: To apply for need-based aid including student loans, you are required to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). International students are not eligible for need-based aid and may not apply using the FAFSA. See scholarship information below for international students.
What is the FAFSA? The FAFSA helps us determine your eligibility for federal, state, and institutional need-based aid. In addition, The Pratt Summer Financial Aid Application is required only for those who wish to attend summer classes and/ or study abroad. Our financial aid application process is simple and straightforward. If you follow the directions on our website, you will receive your award package early enough to enable you to make a fully informed decision. Feel free to call your financial aid counselor if you have any questions about the forms themselves or about your award. Our counselors are eager to help you learn about your eligibility for the wide range of financial aid programs available. You may obtain more detailed information by downloading our financial aid brochure below.
Verification Forms
There are some instances where you may be required to submit additional documentation by way of verification forms. You will be advised by your counselor or mailed notice if those forms that are required. Should you need those forms, please refer to the DOWNLOAD box below. If there are forms you need to submit but they are not listed in the box below, please contact your financial aid counselor.
Downloads
- 2011_12_Dependent_Verification_Worksheet.pdf (253kb)
- 2011_12_Independent_Verification_Worksheet.pdf (254kb)
- 2011-2012_Terms__Conditions.pdf (85kb)
- LOAN_CONFIRMATION_FORM_2011_12.pdf (245kb)
- Income_Certification_2011-12.pdf (10kb)
- Terms_and_Conditions_2012-2013.pdf (83kb)
- No_Tax_Letter_2012.pdf (5kb)
- Summer_Application_2012.pdf (70kb)
- Income_Certification_2012.pdf (7kb)
- LOAN_CONFIRMATION_FORM_2012_2013.pdf (253kb)
Scholarships
Scholarships for incoming students are awarded by the admissions office for undergraduate students and by the academic department for graduate students. No application is necessary, and these are merit-based. Continuing students are eligible for endowed/restricted scholarships. International students are eligible for international merit-based scholarships.
Undergraduate Scholarships
Graduate Scholarships
Apply for Financial Aid
Undergraduate
Graduate
Federal School Code: 002798 | TAP School Codes: Undergraduate 0615, Graduate: 5315
International Students
International students seeking funding options for private loans may examine the following links for assistance:
Download a PDF of our Brooklyn Campus Map
Learn more about the America Reads/Counts tutoring program
View the Undergraduate Information Sessions Schedule
Our Life After Pratt PDF Guides help describe what a chosen career path in the arts might entail
Request A Catalog by mail