Michigan Jewish Institute FAFSA School Code

To apply for federal financial aid, including the Stafford Loan, Pell Grant, Perkins Loan, and work-study, you will need to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). State aid programs and Michigan Jewish Institute financial aid offices may also require the FAFSA. Step 6 of the FAFSA requires you identify, by FAFSA school code, up to six schools you plan to attend.

Get the Money You Need with a Private Student Loan

• Cover additional costs not met by other financial aid
• Borrow up to the cost of attendance and pay for tuition, supplies, housing, etc.

Scholarships to Help Pay Tuition at Michigan Jewish Institute

• Student Loan Network $10,000 Scholarship
• ScholarshipPoints.com Monthly Scholarship
• Free College Scholarships $10,000 Scholarship
• FreeMilitaryScholarships.com $10,000 Scholarship
• Winning Surveys.com $50,000 Scholarship
• Fast Web Scholarships
• Michigan Scholarships
• Free Scholarship Search Secrets eBook

If you need additional assistance or financial aid help, contact Michigan Jewish Institute by phone or through their website.

Michigan Jewish Institute
25401 Coolidge Hwy
Oak Park , MI   48237
Main Phone: 248-414-6900
Financial Aid Office Phone: 248-414-6900
Admissions Office Phone: 248-414-6900
http:// www.mji.edu

Other Resources from Edvisors and the Student Loan Network

• Student Loans : Federal and Alternative Student Loans
• Private Student Loans
• PLUS Loans or Grad PLUS Loans
• Student Loan Consolidation
• Find Online Degrees
• Student Credit Cards