Current Undergraduates

Financial Aid Information

Please check InsideND under the "My Financial Aid" task to view your aid status. 

 

Priority Date Task
March 1, 2026 Complete the 2026-27 CSS Profile @ CSSPROFILE.COLLEGEBOARD.ORG0-School code: 1841 (Available October 1)
March 1, 2026 Complete the 2026-27 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) @ FAFSA.GOV-School code: 001840 (Available October 1)
March 1, 2026 Submit Parent 2024 W-2 Form(s) to secure document upload portal

Indiana State Aid Recipients:  FAFSA filing deadline can be found on the state website under each program.    Students can log into their ScholarTrack account to view their state eligiblity.  

Pathways to Notre Dame for Currently Enrolled Students

What does this mean for enrolled students who currently receive need-based financial aid packaged with loans?

  • Your financial aid offers beginning Fall 2025 will not include loans to meet your need. Your offer will have a combination of scholarships, grants and eligibility for a student job.
  • If you borrowed this year or in a prior year, you will still be responsible for the repayment of those loans after graduation.
  • Each student’s situation is unique, so the individual impact will be different.

Financial Aid Application Checklist

Please note that our office will begin releasing Financial Aid Offers beginning in May.  

Submit to our office via secure document upload portal.

"My Financial Aid" Instructions

Students can access their aid offered by logging into InsideND and searching the words "My Financial Aid."  We encourage students to check "My Financial Aid" often to see outstanding requests, current and past aid details, and, for students who have borrowed federal student loans, a summary of their borrowing at Notre Dame. This information is conveniently available 24/7. 

Communications from the Office of Financial Aid

In most cases, email to a student's Notre Dame email address is used as the primary means of communicating with enrolled students. The email provided on the admission application is only used for prospective and newly admitted students.

Parents, please note: The Office of Financial Aid sends all correspondence to the student. The student is responsible for sharing the information with their parents.