Frequent Asked Questions
You can check the application timeline through our homepage at this link:
http://prv.qu.edu.qa/sites/qu/default/en_US/students/services/financial-aid
The Financial Aid Committee has the right to accept your application and pay you either starting from the beginning of the intended semester, or from the issuance date of the committee decision, based on the availability of resources. Furthermore, it should be noted that the financial aid application submitted is only related to the semester you applied on it; you can’t apply for financial aid related to previous or coming semesters.
On our Contact page, you will find our phone and fax numbers, e-mail address, mailing address and office location.
Complete the Free Online Application for Financial Aid and submit the documents with the timeline.
Once you submit all required documents, You can see your application status in Banner once they are completed.
You may be billed for a portion or all of your fees if you drop credit hours. If you are considering dropping a class, it is important to discuss it with Financial Aid staff first"
Yes, as E-mail is the official medium for communication in Qatar University. Students have to follow section instructions sent via E-mail.
You have to check with Student Fund Section in case the financial aid is suspended in order to know why.
Renew the financial aid application is based on the decision of the Financial Aid Committee. Students will be contacted through QU email to renew their applications.
The financial aid is suspended.
No, receipt means only that the concerned committee reviews student circumstances to decide whether he/she is eligible for the financial aid or not.
No. The semesters in which the student excuses, discontinues, or withdraws are not calculated within the utmost period set for the financial aid. However, the financial aid shall be stopped from the beginning of that month of withdrawal or discontinuity.
The student file is transferred to the Student Judiciary Committee and the student have to pay all the amount given to him earlier.
Yes. You must be admitted and enrolled at the university.
Yes. If you are receiving any kind of financial aid from university or other sources, you must report the scholarship to the student fund and financial aid office.
You will remain ineligible for financial aid until you meet the minimum GPA requirement.
You should include the parent you lived with or the guardian who is stated in the court (verdict).
Yes, the student has the right to appeal the financial Aid Committee decision if he/she feel there are someextenuating circumstances that require revision. The appeal process performed through completing certain procedures shown here.
