Financial Help
Financial Help
Need Money for Textbooks?
Full-time undergraduates can apply for textbook scholarships through the Center for
Student Success. Priority is given to students with financial need.
Learn more
Need Food or Hygiene Supplies?
The Eagle’s Nest Food Pantry provides free food, hygiene supplies, and school supplies
to students and staff in need.
Visit Eagles Nest
Need to Learn About Local Resources?
Dial 2-1-1 for information on local services. 2-1-1 is free, confidential and available
Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 2-1-1 is multilingual and staffed
by Navigators ready to help you find the connections you need, including help with
rent, utilities, food, clothing, household items, transportation, and disability services.
Have a Problem with Your Financial Aid?
The Office of Financial Aid is here to help! Make an appointment to talk to a financial
aid counselor or view the online FAQ.
Visit the Financial Aid Office
Need a Laptop?
Loaner laptops are available to students on both Hattiesburg and Gulf Park campuses.
Priority is given to students who have no off-campus technology available.
Learn more
Need a Job?
Career Services is your source for on- and off-campus jobs! Make an appointment today to get started.
Looking for Scholarship Opportunities?
The Office of Undergraduate Scholarships in Kennard-Washington Hall has all the information you need, including a financial
calendar, information on how to appeal a scholarship, and FAQs. And with the , you can search, review requirements, apply and accept University scholarships in
one web portal!
Learn more
Need Clothes for an Interview?
Seymour’s Career Closet allows students to shop for FREE clothing in preparation for job interviews, internships, networking events, etc.
Need an App to Help You Budget?
Managing finances can be stressful, especially if you're new to saving money, managing additional expenses such as textbooks and a weekly food budget, and paying rent for your first apartment! However, being purposeful in your spending, and setting a defined budget can help to relieve some of that stress.
Need Help with Your Personal Finances?
is an interactive, online platform designed to provide students with knowledge on financial topics, including budgeting, financial aid, banking, investing and more. There are videos, calculators, articles, recommendations, games and other resources. iGrad is free to all currently enrolled 51¶ºÄÌ Miss students!
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