
All Student Financial Services offices are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you have a general question or are unsure of the exact person to contact within SFS, start at the front desk at the Student Services Center, which also provides some walk-in services for the Registrar's Office:
Room 11-120
617-258-8600 (phone)
617-258-0700 (fax)
ssc@mit.edu
Our main mailing address is:
Student Financial Services
MIT Room 11-120
77 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02139
We encourage you to develop a long-term relationship with your SFS counselors, who are assigned according to the first letter of the student's last name for bills, financial aid loans. For help regarding student jobs, both staff members in SFS Student Employment are available to all students and employers.
Room 11-120
617-258-8600 (phone)
617-258-0700 (fax)
These student account counselors (assigned according to the first letter of the student's last name) will assist you with bills and payment.
| A-G | Mary Murray | 617-253-3339 | maryjo@mit.edu |
| H-O | Dwayne Daughtry | 617-253-4131 | daughtry@mit.edu |
| P-Z | Jason Marsala | 617-253-3335 | jmarsala@mit.edu |
Room 11-320
617-253-4971 (phone)
617-253-9859 (fax)
finaid@mit.edu
These assistant directors of financial aid (assigned according to the first letters of the student's last name) will guide you through the financial aid process.
| A-Ch | Elizabeth Barnes | 617-258-5775 | barnes@mit.edu |
| Ci-G | Ryan Callahan | 617-258-5604 | rcal@mit.edu |
| H-La | Maxence Metayer | 617-258-0717 | mmetayer@mit.edu |
| Lb-O | Kenneth Hayes | 617-253-0204 | krh@mit.edu |
| P-Sr | Aimee Grandmaison | 617-253-8467 | aegrand@mit.edu |
| Ss-Z | Gary Ryan | 617-258-5608 | gryan@mit.edu |
Room 11-320
617-253-4971 (phone)
617-253-9859 (fax)
finaid@mit.edu
Room 11-120
617-253-3343
617-258-0700 (fax)
loan-services@mit.edu
These loan counselors (assigned according to the first letter of the student's last name) work with you while you’re a student and after you leave MIT on issues related to borrowing and debt management.
| A-G | Jocelyn Heywood | 617-258-5663 | heywood@mit.edu |
| H-O | Evelyn Browne | 617-253-5606 | evelyn@mit.edu |
| P-Z | Guillermo Creamer | 617-253-5630 | gcreamer@mit.edu |
Room 11-320
617-253-4971
seo-www@mit.edu
Our staff members can help you locate student employment during the academic year or summer.
Please fill out our feedback form if you have comments or sugestions about the SFS web site.
Medical Waiver is February 28
The MIT Student Extended Insurance Plan waiver deadline is Feb. 28, 2009. Click here for more information.
With the daily volatility in the marketplace and growing uncertainty about the effects of the credit crisis on the economy, it is important to restate MIT's bedrock commitment to meeting the financial need of our undergraduate students. This fundamental principle of our financial aid policy remains unchanged. (read more)
For details on applying for specific student and parent loans, see Get a Loan. Remember that you must first apply for financial aid to qualify for federal loans that are based on financial need.