Financial Aid
Contact & Support
Find the right next step, ask questions, and connect with University Of Justice for personalized financial-aid guidance.
How We Can Help
Financial-aid questions can be personal and time-sensitive. Contact the University for help understanding your next steps, required documents, and questions about your individual situation. Information on this page is general guidance and is not a determination of eligibility or aid.
Office Information
Confirmation needed: Add the confirmed financial-aid office location, office hours, and campus directions here.
Counselor Support
Confirmation needed: Add verified financial-aid counselor names, contact details, and preferred methods for student follow-up.
Appointments
Confirmation needed: Add approved appointment options and instructions. A live appointment scheduler is not currently represented on this page.
Prepare for Your Conversation
- Have your questions and any relevant FAFSA or StudentAid.gov information ready.
- Review requests for documents carefully before sharing information.
- Ask the University which steps apply to your situation and what deadlines may affect you.
- Use only confirmed University channels for sensitive personal information.
For general University inquiries, you may use hello@example.com or (555) 000-0000. Please confirm the appropriate financial-aid contact before relying on these general details for aid-specific support.
Emergency Aid and Crisis Support
If you are experiencing an immediate emergency or feel unsafe, contact local emergency services or a qualified crisis resource in your area right away. For urgent needs involving housing, food, health, safety, or unexpected financial hardship, contact the University to ask which campus and community resources may be appropriate.
Confirmation needed: University emergency-grant availability, crisis contacts, and referral procedures have not been confirmed. Do not assume emergency funding or a specific service is available until the University verifies it.
Ready for the Next Step?
Review the Get Started guidance, then use the official Federal Student Aid website to begin or continue your FAFSA application.