You have the right to know:

• the procedures and priority dates for applying for aid,
• the types of aid available and the general eligibility requirements for each,
• the costs of attending Eastern Kentucky University,
• how financial need is determined including costs and resources considered in the determination,
• the interest rate and repayment provisions of any loan you accept,
• the rate of pay and job requirements for any job you accept,
• the procedures for withdrawal/ceased attendance of class from the University and the
  effect it will have on your financial aid,
• the effect that course reductions (dropped classes) will have on your financial aid,
• where to go for advice regarding other financial alternatives,
• federal funds can be used toward an approved Study Abroad program.

It is your responsibility to:

• complete all application forms accurately and timely,
• read all materials sent to you by the Office of Student Financial Assistance
• accept responsibility for the information on all documents you sign and retain copies
  of them,
• know and abide by rules governing the aid you receive,
• comply with the provisions of any promissory note you sign,
• inform us of any resources not reported in your original application for assistance,
• make sure EKU has your correct mailing address,
• maintain satisfactory academic progress,
• register for the appropriate number of credit hours each semester, and take only courses
  which are required for your degree program.