Students who are planning to march & will need guest tickets, take note of the following:

• Ticket draw will begin at 9am on April 29 at the SFS Front Desk.
• Regular office hours will be observed.
• Students are strongly encouraged to check that they are financially cleared before getting in line.
• Financial clearance status is found by logging in to finVue.
• If you are picking up tickets for someone else, you will need writtten authorization and photo ID. Authorization can be emailed to sfs@andrews.edu.

More information is available on the SFS Graduation page.

Congratulations on your academic achievement. SFS wishes you all the best with your future endeavours.

Avoid registration lines next year by filing your 2019-20 FAFSA now. You can even file on your phone this year using the new FAFSA mobile app.

Click here to read more about this new feature to an old form.

More information about FAFSA and filing for financial aid available on our website!

Emails were sent to students last week to let them know that 2018 1098Ts were now available for viewing.

Students (with an Andrews user name) can login to TouchNet Student Account Center.

Parents or other authorized users can login to TouchNet Authorized Users.

Important information regarding your 1098-T statement.

• Prior to the 2018 tax year, Andrews University reported using the Box 2 method:  Amounts billed for Qualified Tuition and Related Expenses (QTRE).  Payments were not reported on your 1098-T form.
• Beginning with the 2018 tax year, the IRS requires all schools to report using the Box 1 method: Payments received for Qualified Tuition and Related Expenses (QTRE), rather than the Box 2 method.
• This year's 1098-T will now have an amount listed in Box 1 (Payments), but no amount will be listed in Box 2.
• Per IRS regulations, the amount shown in Box 1 is payments received (for QTRE) from all sources.  This includes scholarships and grants, which are also reported in Box 5.  You will need to refer to your own payment records and/or your student account statements when calculating any educational tax credits or deductions.

Andrews University cannot provide any tax advice.  If you have questions about how to compute an education tax credit/deduction, consult your tax professional or refer to IRS Publication 970 (Tax Benefits for Education).

Learn more about the 1098Ts at Student Financial Services.

Spend any time on our webpage or talk to anyone in our office and you've probably heard the word finVue. But what exactly is finVue and why is it so important to your time here at Andrews University?

finVue is your financial profile at Andrews University. finVue is where you will find your financial aid, registration, and student account activity.

Want to learn more? Click on our finVue page!