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Returning Undergraduates...Time To File Aid Forms!

Students and Parents, this is a reminder that as tax season is nearing, you will also need to file your financial aid forms for the 14-15 Academic Year.  The deadline for this year is May 1, 2014.  Please visit our Returning Undergraduate page to start the process.

Tax Season and 1098-T's

Form 1098-T reports the tuition you were billed and any aid, if applicable, received during the last calendar year.  The form is available at 1098-T.  This website also provides useful information on available tax credits which can be claimed when filing a federal tax return.

News & Events

Direct Deposit Now Available For Student Refunds

Direct deposit is now available for your student refunds.  If you would like to participate please go to - Direct Deposit Authorization Form

Please read the directions and complete the form.  You may then submit the authorization form to the address at the bottom.

Student Health Insurance Plan

In response to new federal regulations, Middlebury College now requires ALL STUDENTS either purchase the Student Health Insurance Plan offered by the college or sign a waiver indicating that the student is covered by a comparable U.S.-based plan.  Students who do not sign the waiver will be billed for College-sponsored health insurance.

To submit proof of comparable coverage, fill out the online waiver form at Gallagher Koster.

Repayment of Education Loans

Paying Your Federal Direct Loans

The Direct Loan Program offers loan repayment designed to meet the needs of almost every borrower.  Direct Loans are funded by the U.S. Department of Education through your school and are managed by a loan servicer, under the supervision of the Department.  The Direct Loan Program allows you to choose your repayment plan and to switch your plan if your needs change.  For more information visit Direct Loan Repayment Plans.

Consolidating your Federal Loans

You may be eligible to combine your existing Federal education loans into one new consolidated loan that offers several advantages.  For more information please visit Federal Direct Consolidation Loans.

Special Direct Consolidation Loans

The U.S. Department of Education will offer Special Direct Consolidation Loans to eligible borrowers, beginning in January 2012.  This is a short-term consolidation opportunity, ending June 30th, 2012, for borrowers with

  • at least one student loan held by the Department (a Direct Loan or a Federal Family Education Loan [FFEL] owned by the Department and serviced by one of the Department's servicers); and
  • at least one commercially-held FFEL loan (a FFEL loan that is owned by a FFEL lender and serviced either by that lender or by a servicer contracted by that lender).

You do not need to take any action until you are contacted by a Department of Education servicer. If you’re interested in taking out a Special Consolidation Loan, it is critical that you do not start the traditional Direct Consolidation Loan process. If you consolidate your loans into a traditional Direct Consolidation Loan before Special Consolidation Loans are available, you will not be eligible for a Special Direct Consolidation Loan.

For more information visit Special Direct Consolidation Loans.

Paying Your Federal Perkins and Middlebury College Loans

If you have borrowed Middlebury College Loans or Federal Perkins Loans, you will receive your repayment and billing information through our servicer, Campus Partners.  By visiting MyCampusLoan you have access to your loan information and other products and service such as downloadable forms for loan cancellations, deferments and forbearances.