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Verification is a process requiring students to verify specific items reported on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Students are randomly selected by the Department of Education to complete the process.

If you are a veteran of U.S. military service, an eligible active-duty member of the military, or an eligible dependent, you may be eligible for Veterans Affairs (VA) Educational Benefits.

There may be situations in which borrowers are unable to make payments on their loans, in which case there could be eligibility for a deferment or a forbearance.

Students who have graduated, withdrawn, or dropped below half time begin their six-month grace period for Federal Direct Loan(s). Students are not required to make principal payments during this time, but it is advisable to consider making payments.

If a student has borrowed a Federal Direct Loan, the loan is serviced by one of a number of different service centers. If your servicer has not contacted you, please refer to the National Student Loan Data System to determine who is servicing the loans.

Students can help cover some college expenses by taking advantage of the many student job opportunities on- and off-campus. Augustana posts on- and off-campus jobs and internships at Handshake.

Augustana College has a wide variety of student groups. Students who have an interest that isn't covered by a club are invited to start their own!

Augie Alerts is an emergency communication system. This is how the college shares important information and directions in the event of an emergency.

Augustana College prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender in employment as well as in its education programs and activities.