University of Miami Online Admissions

Veterans Programs
Veterans programs are part of benefits offered to veterans of the U.S. armed forces that allow our servicemen to achieve their higher education goals. The Office of Veteran's Affairs oversees all veteran's programs including the Yellow Ribbon Grant program. For information about the Yellow Ribbon Grant, please contact an advisor at 800-411-2290. 

Private Educational Loans
Although privately funded and managed, private educational loans are considered financial aid because cost of attendance and enrollment are certified by the school to the lender, and the loans must be considered as a resource in determining the eligibility for other aid.
Carefully consider all your options and review terms and conditions before applying. Borrow only what is necessary to pay for your educational expenses, and be sure to first apply for all federal (including gederal loans), state and institutional aid that you may qualify for through the FAFSA. 

Rowe Fund for International Students
The Rowe Fund grants highly subsidized loans to qualified undergraduate and graduate students who are citizens from Latin America and Caribbean countries to help them finance their higher education or research at accredited institutions in the United States.

These loans are granted on the understanding that recipients agree to repay the loan in full and return to their home countries to apply their knowledge and training, as well as continue to promote cultural exchange and development in the region. For more information, visit www.oas.org.

Lending Principles Student Loan Code of Conduct
The University of Miami recognizes that ensuring the integrity of the student financial aid process is critical to providing fair and affordable access to higher education. The Student Loan Code of Conduct is designed to avoid any potential conflict of interest between the University and its students with respect to its interaction with student loan providers, services and guarantee agencies. The Code is found in the Universities General Business Policies, accessible here.

Monthly Payment Plan (MPP)
The Monthly Payment Plan (MPP) is a pay-as-you-go budgeting plan to divide your educational expenses into 4 convenient monthly payments per semester. For the summer semester, only a 3 payment plan option is available to our UOnline students. Click here for additional details regarding the plan. 

• Billed in equal monthly payments
• Visit "Enroll in Payment Plan" on CaneLink to register
• Minimum balance of at least $1,000 required to participate
• All payments due on the 1st of each month
• Additional financial aid received after enrollment will be automatically credited to the payment plan

**If you are receiving student loans as part of your financial aid award in the MPP you need to have completed the following:

1. You must have accepted the loans on CaneLink
2. The master promissory note and Entrance Counseling must be received by www.studentloans.gov