Graduate and Professional Listserv
The Graduate and Professional Listserv is a free service for student aid professionals at graduate and professional institutions. It serves as a communications forum for issues specifically related to the administration of financial aid at Grad/Prof schools, and as a way to facilitate networking between financial aid officers. Non-members and business partners may also participate, on the condition that they refrain from marketing, advertising, or soliciting (see Listserv Use Policy).
Subscription Instructions
Step 1: Access your myNASFAA Profile
You will need your email address and myNASFAA password to access your account. If you do not have a myNASFAA account you can create one. If you have lost your password, you can retrieve it.
Step 2: Once you've logged in, select the Email Options tab.
Step 3: To add yourself to the Graduate/Professional Listserv, check the appropriate box.
Step 4: Select Save Changes at the bottom of the page.
Once you have joined the listserv, you can post a message by sending an email to: [email protected].
To unsubscribe, deselect the checkbox next to Graduate/Professional Listserv on the Email Options of your myNASFAA profile. Please allow up to seven business days for processing, and to stop receiving emails from the listserv.
If you have any questions, please contact Membership Services.
Please Note: You can return to your myNASFAA account any time to update your personal contact information and add or remove yourself from the listserv.
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