Before leaving full-time school, federal student loan borrowers are required to complete exit counseling to learn about their loan rights and responsibilities in a short session. For questions, reach out to Student Financial Services or find resources on StudentAid.gov.
Exit counseling
Exit counseling is required to withdraw from college
Learn about the importance of exit counseling and understanding your loan responsibilities and options for a smooth transition out of college.
What is exit counseling, and why is it important?
What situations require exit counseling?
Complete exit counseling promptly for a seamless transition out of the university. Students who are in one of the categories below are required to have exit counseling.
Student completes their degree
Exit counseling ensures you're aware of your loan obligations post-graduation.
Student drops below half-time enrollment
Exit counseling provides crucial information for responsible loan management.
Student withdraws from the university
Exit counseling helps you plan for loan repayment.
What to expect during an exit counseling session
The mandatory session covers key aspects like loan repayment plans, your rights, and available resources. It's straightforward to access and complete, ensuring you grasp your financial responsibilities going forward.
Learn more about financial aid opportunities
University financial aid code of conduct
At St. Ambrose University, we uphold the highest standards of professionalism and ethics in matters concerning student financial aid.
Federal and state financial aid policies
Our policies align with state and federal regulations governing each program, ensuring transparency and compliance.
Learn about how to manage student loan debt
Understand the importance of borrowing wisely, ensuring that the funds received are managed effectively and repaid responsibly.
Become who you are meant to be
Invest in your future. Contact SAU's Student Financial Aid to learn what assistance options are available so you can become who you're meant to be.