Welcome to the Parents & Families Newsletter! During the academic year, you can expect to receive emails from us highlighting campus news and resources for Logger families. Have a suggestion for a topic we should cover? Let us know!
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Student Financial Services
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Student Financial Services houses both the financial aid and student accounts teams, offering comprehensive financial information to students and families. SFS is here to help with all things related to Money Matters, tuition and fee rates, student account billing and refunds, meal plan assistance, understanding your student's financial aid, scholarship resources, financial aid and billing policies, FAFSA help, loan information, 1098T tax form information, and financial information for study abroad programs.
Preparing for the FAFSA
The 2026–27 FAFSA priority deadline is March 31 for continuing students. Here are a few things you will want to have on hand while filling out the FAFSA:
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Your StudentAid.gov account login information.
- Your contributor (parent) information.
- Federal income tax returns for you and your student (accessible online)
- Records of any child support received.
- Records of any assets.
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School Code: 003797
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When you are ready to apply, head to studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa to complete the 2026–27 FAFSA. Continuing students will receive financial aid offers by the end of June. Fall 2026 billing will be available in student accounts in early July.
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Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form to apply for financial aid and renew it each school year.
Learn more at studentaid.gov
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How to Stand Out in the Job Market
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For students embarking on a career (or just looking for a summer job), it can feel like they're shouting into a crowded room, hoping someone will hear their voice above the noise. The reality is that most employers are looking for potential more than polish. In this article posted on Career & Employment Services' website, 18 hiring experts share tips your student can use to get noticed when applying and interviewing for a job.
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2026 Commencement Ceremony
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Commencement Weekend, the time to celebrate and recognize the achievements of the graduating class, is fast approaching. Cap and gown orders are due by April 10 and graduating seniors should review their name pronunciation by April 23. Find these details and more on the Commencement website.
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Scholarship Applications for Continuing Undergraduate Students Now Available
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Student Financial Services offers a variety of scholarship opportunities for undergraduate students at Puget Sound every year. Eligibility varies from scholarship to scholarship with award amounts ranging from $500 to $5,000. Check out the scholarship applications on the Student Financial Services (SFS) website, and contact Joan Potter in SFS with questions in Jones 019 or at jpotter@pugetsound.edu. The application deadline is March 17.
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Does your student need to store items on campus this summer? The application for summer storage space will be available on April 1, and space is limited. Learn more about eligibility, what items can and cannot be left on campus, and more on the Residence Life webpage.
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The spring semester is an exciting time on campus. Students can find out about upcoming events on our website and through the Logger Lookout email newsletter every Thursday during the semester. Here are some dates to mark on your calendar:
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Upcoming Events & Activities
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See the full event calendar below:
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Academic Calendar & Deadlines
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- Last Day to Withdraw with 10% Tuition Adjustment | March 13
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Spring Break | March 16–20
- Registration for Fall 2026 Term | April 6–10
- 2026 Commencement Ceremony | May 10
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