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ONNSFA's 2021-2022 Academic Year Online Application Opens

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March 19, 2021 - The Office of Navajo Nation Scholarship & Financial Assistance’s online application for the 2021-2022 academic term is now open at and will close on June 25. Online applications submitted before the June 25 deadline cover the upcoming Fall and Spring semesters or Fall, Winter, and Spring quarters. Documents submitted to ONNSFA will be posted to student accounts within two to three business days.

To apply:

• Go to www.onnsfa.org
• Click on “I want to apply online!”
• Choose either the Full-Time or Part-Time Application.
  Note: Ensure all entries are accurate and submit the application ONCE to avoid filing multiple applications. Submitting inaccurate information or multiple online applications will delay processing time.

Required documents:

• Application
  Applicants must complete and submit an application for the 2021-2022 academic year. The application may be found at www.onnsfa.org.
• Certificate of Indian Blood
  New applicants must submit an official Certificate of Indian Blood verifying Navajo enrollment to an agency office. Continuing applicants are not required to submit another official CIB if there is already one on file unless there is a legal name change. A form requesting the Office of Navajo Nation Vital Records to submit a certified CIB on your behalf may be found here:
• Official Transcripts
  Sealed and unopened official high school transcripts, GED scores, and official transcripts of all colleges attended must be submitted to an agency office electronically or via USPS mail.
• Financial Need Analysis
  All students are required to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Full-time applicants: Submit the ONNSFA’s Financial Need Analysis form to your school’s financial aid office. A Financial Aid Officer at your school will complete the document based on the FAFSA’s information and return it directly to the ONNSFA. The FNA may be accessed here:
• Letter of Admission
  A Letter of Admission or Re-Admission from the institution the applicant will attend is required. The institution must be accredited by one of six regional accrediting associations recognized by ONNSFA. (A list may be found on page 5 of ONNSFA’s Policies and Procedures. A document verifying a student’s enrollment is required from students who have already submitted a Letter of Admission but have not been funded for at least one term.
  Graduate applicants must submit two letters of admission indicating full admission status, including one from the graduate college and another from the graduate degree program.
• Graduation Degree Checklist
  All college juniors, seniors, graduate and part-time applicants must submit a list of all courses required to complete their degree program. The checklist must include an “expected” graduation date and have an advisor’s signature.
• Class Schedule
  Applicants may upload the following documents in .pdf format to their student account: Letter of admission, graduation degree checklist, and class schedule. All other documents may be mailed to an agency office.

To create a student account:

(New Applicants: Wait for 1 to 2 business days after submitting an online application to create a student account.)

• Go to www.onnsfa.org
• Click on “Create an account”
• Set up an account with a desired user name and password.

To check your application status:

• Go to www.onnsfa.org
• Click on “Check my document status”
• Access your student account for a list of documents received/outstanding and retrieve award or denial notices when ONNSFA counselors render a decision on your application.

For information contact your agency office:

Chinle Agency 1-800-919-9269
Crownpoint Agency 1-866-254-9913
Ft. Defiance Agency 928-871-7434
Shiprock Agency 1-866-223-6457
Tuba City Agency 1-866-839-8151

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