Forms
Students are encouraged to take screenshots or print any documents that confirm completion of processes or are legal agreements.
Please do not email documents as attachments. All requested documents should be uploaded in the students secure Self-Service portal. Below are the directions to upload documents in the secure portal:
- Go to www.whitworth.edu
- Choose “Pirate Port” in upper right-hand corner (will need Whitworth credentials to continue)
- Choose “Self Service” from icon on left side of page
- Choose “Financial Aid” from options given
- Choose “Required Documents” from the “breadcrumb” or from the “Daily Work”
- From here you can see what is requested, directions, sometimes links to items requested and a “Manage” button where you can upload documents securely.
Reporting Expected Outside Scholarship Funds
The Whitworth University Financial Aid Office requests that all expected outside scholarships be reported to our office by phone, email or through this easy online form. We will include these scholarships in your financial aid offer. This information is also used by the student accounts office to recognize outside scholarships as a resource toward your costs and to reduce the amount you owe the university.
Special Circumstance Information
We recognize that students and parents may have expenses and/or loss of income that are not reflected on the FAFSA for the 2023-24 academic year. New incoming students should contact their admissions counselor for information related to submitting special circumstances.
Continuing students can complete the following form to be reviewed for Special Circumstances. These forms will be reviewed starting in late April.
2023-24 Federal Verification
Satisfactory Progress Appeal Information & Forms
- Appeal to Receive Aid Beyond the 150 Percent Time Frame
- Satisfactory Academic Progress Appeal Form
- Satisfactory Academic Progress Requirements
Other Financial Aid Forms
- Financial Aid Instructions for Students Getting Married During the Summer
- Permission to Release Financial Aid Information
- Permission to Release Information for Scholarships
- Petition to Continue to Apply for Financial Aid Without Parental Information
- Student Directive for Disbursement of State Student Aid
- Worksheet for Reporting Scholarships/Grants on Federal Tax Return
Withdrawal Information
Traditional Day Students
Students in Accelerated Evening Format Courses
TEACH Grant Information & Eligibility Form
The Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant provides up to $4,000 per year for undergraduate and graduate students who intend to teach full time in high-need subject areas for at least four years. Their schools must serve students from low-income families.
If you think you might qualify for a TEACH Grant or if you want to learn more about this grant, please read the TEACH Grant Fact Sheet linked below. If, after reading the fact sheet, you believe that you might be eligible for this grant, please complete the TEACH Grant Eligibility Form linked below.
Note: For Whitworth students to be eligible, they must be in a degree (bachelor's/master's) program. Certificate and endorsement students are ineligible.
TEACH Grant Eligibility Form
(Complete only if you want to have your eligibility for this program reviewed.)
TEACH grant recipients must complete the two online forms mentioned below. (Students who have not yet been offered the TEACH grant should not complete the following forms.)