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Maestro College Student Assistance Fund: application for one-time assistance

This form is for Maestro College students who were expecting a Federal Direct Loan stipend that has not been paid, and who are facing urgent essential expenses as a result. Any pending Title IV federal student loan will not be disbursed or credited to student accounts. Students should not anticipate receiving or having their accounts credited with additional Title IV funds.

The Maestro College Student Assistance Fund is monies paid from the College's own funds. It offers one-time assistance and is not a loan disbursement.

The College checks each application against its records. To be considered, you need a loan disbursement that is still pending and you need to meet the satisfactory academic progress requirement that applies to loans.

Please read this before you start:

- Funding is limited. The College will not be able to help every applicant.

- Applying does not guarantee an award or a particular amount. An award may be lower than the stipend you were expecting.

- The College decides who receives assistance and how much, based on each applicant's circumstances and the funds available.

- Applying for or accepting assistance does not require you to give up any complaint, grievance or other right.

Deadline: October 22, 2026. We review applications as they arrive and email each applicant a decision. Because funding is limited, the fund may be fully committed before the deadline.

The form takes about 10 minutes. You will need the dates and amounts of any urgent bills. If you need help completing the form, or need it in another format, open a ticket with Student Services.

If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 now. You do not need to wait for a reply from us.