European Medical School Of Massage is approved by the US Department of Education to offer financial aid for those who qualify. Financial Aid comes in the form of either Grant (money that you do not have to pay back) or Loans (money that you have to pay back after your graduation).

European Medical School Of Massage offers:

Federal Pell Grants is a grant from the Federal Government that does not need to be repaid. Eligibility for this grant is determined by the student’s “financial need.”

Direct Loans are administered by the United States Department of Education. All loans need to be repaid after graduation but there is a grace period so you don’t have to start repaying your loan until you graduate.

European Medical School Of Massage is also approved to provide training to qualified participants of the Workforce Investment Act (WIA).

The best way to find out if you qualify for any of these programs is to contact us. If you already did that, then follow the 3 STEPS below:

STEP 1

The first step you need to complete FAFSA and sign it electronically. Go HERE. Make sure to choose the calendar year 2019-2020.

Make sure to choose the calendar year 2023-2024.

Please include the school code in your FAFSA application: 042613

STEP 2

Let us know when you complete the first step via email at contact@emsom.edu

For calculate your Financial Aid availability, please click on the following button to find out:

Also, if you need help, contact Financial Aid Officer, LeeAnne Spohn @ 610.670.6100 between 9 am and 7 pm Monday thru Friday.

We are very happy to discuss our current financial aid programs with you personally. Please give us a call anytime. Just tell our Representative that you visited our website and would like information about our programs. Our excellent Financial Aid staff is here specifically to help you fund your education.

You can also apply for the federal grant and student loan programs when you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Please include the school code in your FAFSA application: 042613

No two students are alike, so no two students’ financial needs are the same. That’s why the European Medical School Of Massage encourages our applicants to schedule an appointment with the Financial Aid department prior to enrollment so that eligibility for financial assistance may be determined. Call us today to schedule an appointment or to get more information! Financial Aid Office Phone: 610.670.6100

2023–24 FAFSA® Talking Points

The 2023-24 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) season will begin earlier than previous FAFSA application cycles. Beginning on Oct. 1, 2022, your students will be able to fill out the FAFSA for the 2023–24 school year. (In the past, they had to wait until January 1). In addition, applicants will no longer need to estimate income and tax information and will be able to retrieve their data directly from the IRS, right from the first day the FAFSA is available. Students also will have information about their Expected Family Contributions earlier, helping them as they’re going through the college application and selection process.

Parents (who have been through the process before)

You might hear about some changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®). But don’t worry; these changes were put in place to make the FAFSA process easier. Starting with the 2022–23 FAFSA (this is the application your child will fill out if he or she plans to go to school between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024, there will be two major changes:

  1. Your child will be able to submit his or her FAFSA® Students can file the 2023–24 FAFSA as early as Oct. 1, 2022, rather than beginning on Jan. 1, 2023. The earlier submission date will be a permanent change, enabling students to complete and submit a FAFSA as early as October 1 every year. If your child files the FAFSA earlier, he or she will have an earlier indication of how much your family is expected to contribute toward your child’s college costs, which will help with budgeting for the upcoming school year. Note: Because of the change in the FAFSA launch date, you’ll want to make sure that your child’s school and state deadlines have not changed, and plan accordingly. School deadlines are on the school’s website, and state deadlines are available at fafsa.gov and/or from the school’s financial aid office.
  2. You and your child will be required to use earlier income and tax information. Beginning with the 2023–24 FAFSA, students will report income and tax information from an earlier tax year. For example, on the 2023–24 FAFSA, applicants—and their parents, as appropriate—will report 2021 income and tax information, rather than 2022 income and tax information. This change will make the FAFSA easier because you will already have done your taxes by the time your child fills out the FAFSA, and you may be able to automatically import your tax information into your child’s FAFSA. (If your child files his or her own taxes, then your child may be able to import his or her tax information too.)

College Students

You might hear about some changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®). But don’t worry; these changes were put in place to make the FAFSA process easier. Starting with the 2023–24 FAFSA, there will be two major changes:

  1. You’ll be able to submit your FAFSA® You can file your 2022–23 FAFSA as early as Oct. 1, 2021, rather than beginning on Jan. 1, 2022. The earlier submission date will be a permanent change, enabling you to complete and submit a FAFSA as early as October 1 every year. If you file the FAFSA earlier, you’ll have an earlier indication of how much your family is expected to contribute, which will help with budgeting for the upcoming school year. Note: Because of the change in the FAFSA launch date, you’ll want to make sure that your school and state deadlines have not changed, and plan accordingly. School deadlines are on your school’s website, and state deadlines are available at fafsa.gov and/or from your school’s financial aid office.
  2. You’ll use earlier income and tax information. Beginning with the 2017–18 FAFSA, students will be required to report income and tax information from an earlier tax year. For example, on the 2023–24 FAFSA, you—and your parent(s), as appropriate—will report your 2020 income and tax information, rather than your 2021 income and tax information. This change will make the FAFSA easier because you’ll already have done your taxes by the time you fill out your FAFSA, and you may be able to automatically import your tax information into your FAFSA.

First-time Filers

Did you know that you might be eligible for financial aid to help pay for college? Start the process by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®). The FAFSA will be available this October 1 for students who plan to attend college between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024.

You might have heard your friends or siblings talk about the FAFSA available on January 1. The FAFSA is now available earlier, on October 1, to give you more time to make an informed decision about where to go to school and how to pay.

The FAFSA asks for information such as your name and Social Security number, as well as information about your financial situation. After you fill out the FAFSA, watch for offers of financial aid from colleges you’ve applied to and have listed on the FAFSA. Make sure you compare the aid offers to see which school offers the best combination of net cost and “fit” for your academic needs. Once you’re enrolled in college, your school’s financial aid office will pay out the financial aid funds.

This summer, get ready for the FAFSA by creating an FSA ID, a username, and a password combination that you’ll use to sign the FAFSA and access certain websites related to your federal student aid.

Visit StudentAid.gov/fafsa to find out how to fill out the FAFSA and create your FSA ID, what information is needed for the FAFSA, what the deadlines are, and what happens after the FAFSA.