GRE Fee Reduction Program
Loyola University Chicago participates in the GRE Fee Reduction Program for the 2009-2010 testing year.
This program allows institutions to make GRE Fee Reduction Certificates available to eligible college seniors and unenrolled college graduates who meet the GRE Board guidelines.
A student may receive one GRE Fee Reduction Certificate. The certificate may be applied toward the test fees for one GRE General Test, and/or one Subject Test.
Individuals who receive a GRE Fee Reduction Certificate will be required to pay 50 percent of the 2009-2010 GRE test fee; $75 for the General Test and $70 for a Subject Test.
GRE Board Guidelines:
The student must be a US Citizen or resident alien and have completed a 2009-2010 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). using the results, the student must be:
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a dependent senior with a parent contribution of no more than $1400 or
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an independent senior with a Expected Family Contribution of no more than $1800 or
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an independent unenrolled college graduate with an Expected Family Contribution of no more than $1800.
Process:
The student requests a Fee Reduction Certificate from the Office of Student Financial Assistance. OSFA will print the student record from the FAFSA and complete a Fee Reduction Certificate, if the student meets the above criteria, set by Educational Testing Service (ETS). Certificates may be picked up at the Sullivan Center for Student Services (please allow 2 days for processing). All items are mailed by the student to ETS, with the test materials.