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Should you encounter any problems with this website, please email finaid@udayton.edu or contact the Office of Financial Aid by phone at x94311 (on campus), (937) 229-4311 (locally) or (800) 427-5029 (long distance).  We hope you find this site a valuable source of assistance during your studies at the University of Dayton.