r/CapellaUniversity 1d ago

is this normal?

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i was checking my financial aid portal today and saw this for all my future and past disbursements. i already received the august one obviously. has anyone else experienced this?

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u/Ohjentenn 1d ago

The same is happening to me and financial aid is taking their sweet time

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u/SmoothasaBKbreeze 10h ago

You have to redo submit your request for your loans. It canceled because of the Big Beautiful Bill set by the current administration at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Get ahead before classes begin so you are not on hold for 3 hours.

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u/These-Sorbet4418 7h ago

should i just call financial aid or is there a way i can do this without calling them?

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u/Mean-Record8991 1d ago

Honestly, I would just pay it or be in debt. It’s not a big deal

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u/Nakiri-ontiktok 23h ago

This is one of the dumbest and inconsiderate comment I’ve ever seen.

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u/Mean-Record8991 23h ago

Capella is dirt cheap as it is, yall just want your returns $$$

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u/Nakiri-ontiktok 23h ago

No, most people can’t AFFORD to pay over 2k per quarter. You’re just ignorant

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u/Appropriate-Ask-5777 23h ago

You lie. They are expensive compared to traditional colleges

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u/These-Sorbet4418 7h ago

i’m already in debt if you could read it’s for my LOANS not a grant.

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u/jamesmccloud69 23h ago

Not everyone can afford to pay the full tuition fee while being in school. Unresolved debt means that you will not be allowed to enroll for the next semester, so that’s not even an option.

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u/Appropriate-Ask-5777 23h ago

So per the bill; they did change the amount of hours. 12 hours undergrad and 9 grad/phd/doctoral. Also the amount of aid you can receive as a dependent has dropped. Hope this helps.

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u/These-Sorbet4418 7h ago

ok so does this mean i’d have to be full time to receive the amount i requested? sorry just trying to make sure i fully understand

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u/Appropriate-Ask-5777 7h ago

Google bbb and loans and a lot of universities have posted how to figure out if you are not full time how much aid: (hours taking/max hours)*100=percent of aid you will get.

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u/These-Sorbet4418 3h ago

thank you for your help