Visit studentaid.gov for more information about your loan repayment plan or for servicer information.

Loan forbearance allows you to temporarily pause or lower your loan payments, typically because of financial hardship or other qualifying situations. While in forbearance, interest will continue to accrue; however, it might not be immediately added to your principal balance, according to Federal Student Aid (studentaid.gov). Forbearance can offer short-term relief, but it's important to understand its impact on your loan balance and repayment timeline.

Reach out to your loan servicer to determine if you qualify for a deferment or forbearance. For additional details about forbearance or to find your loan servicer, visit the Federal Student Aid (gov).

To allow someone access to your financial and other Stetson University records:

1. Log into your MyStetson portal

2. Click on the "Authorized Users" tile to complete the form

3. This is a 2-part authentication, you complete one part, then the person(s) added will complete a second part after receiving a confirmation email

The Office of Financial Aid cannot speak with anyone about a student's financial aid unless they are granted permission by the student.

Q: How can I view my updated billing statement?

A: Follow these steps to view your most recent billing statement:

Your current balance and an updated list of your financial aid will be listed at the bottom of the page.

Stetson University’s Office of Financial Aid has videos covering hundreds of financial aid topics at FATV.

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