Students who have dependent children may be allowed to request additional funds to help with daycare expenses, provided that certain criteria are met. Page one of this form describes these criteria in detail.

Students who have dependent children may be allowed to request additional funds to help with expenses, provided that certain criteria are met. Page one of this form describes these criteria in detail.

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The Residency and Travel Relocation Loans are private loans designed to assist students with the expenses associated with interviewing and the relocation process. These loans are intended to be utilized for Interview/Residency related cost since we do NOT add these costs to M4’s existing budgets. These costs vary greatly for each student so it would be hard to estimate an overall cost that would best fit each individual. Most lenders require similar criteria for student eligibility: Be enrolled in the final year of medical school at an eligible school and will receive their graduate medical

Students may use this form to request an adjustment to the current academic year's cost of attendance (budget adjustment) for the one-time only purchase of a computer or tablet.

Form to request a change or correction to your electronic Award Letter, or if you will not be attending SIU School of Medicine, to cancel your awards.

Students may use this form to request an adjustment to the current academic year's cost of attendance (budget adjustment).

It is hoped that this teaching system will accomplish several things. First, it will identify early the rare student who is not suitable for medical school, thereby saving the student considerable time and money. More importantly, it will identify students who need extra help in order to satisfactorily complete the curriculum. In some cases, simple counseling or change of study habits is sufficient to achieve this. On other occasions, it may be that substantial, individualized curricular changes are necessary. For example, some students may require more than the standard time to complete the

There is an “in progress” transcript showing your academic progress through the curriculum and an official, permanent transcript available after you graduate or otherwise terminate enrollment. Both types of transcripts provide such information as your name, current address, date of birth, social security number, date of matriculation (with advanced standing or transfer noted, if applicable), and date of graduation (or exit, if applicable). If you are on a leave of absence, transfer, withdraw, or are dismissed, such will be noted in the top portion of the transcript. Curriculum units completed

A financial aid file for each medical student who has received financial assistance is stored in the Office of Student Affairs. Students have access to their own individual files, and access is also granted to Office of Student Affairs staff, University Student Work and Financial Assistance staff and external auditors as appropriate. An academic performance file for each medical student is stored in the Office of Student Affairs and contains the year one completion record and general performance evaluation; professional and academic performance reports from year two; clerkship performance