ALL FINANCIAL AID STUDENTS

Types of Financial Aid Available

In order to receive Financial Aid, students must be in a degree-seeking program such as Associate of Science, General Transfer.
You Will Not Be Eligible For Aid If You Are Classified As "Special" Or "Undecided"
Any necessary Program or Major changes must be made at the beginning of the semester. Contact the Records Office for additional information
Students may receive Financial Aid for up to 30 remedial/developmental attempts (I's, E's, F's, W's, audits and letter grades count as attempts).
If you are registered for classes that are less than a standard semester (all Flex or mini sessions funds) must be prorated (reduced).

If you fail to complete your classes for any reason, you may have to repay a portion of your funds.
If you are a Pell Grant recipient, your schedule must be finalized by the 14th day of classes (census date).
Your Pell Grant cannot be increased after the 14th day of classes (census date). You will be responsible for payment of additional classes after this date.
You Must Be Enrolled In At Least Six (6) Semester Credit Hours To Be Eligible For And Receive Your Student Loan Funds.

The awards listed on the award letter are tentative offers based on full-time enrollment. If a student has received their financial aid check and drops or adds a class during the drop/add period, they will be responsible for the change in amount of monies owed. Financial aid funds will be adjusted to reflect actual enrollment after the drop/add period.
Students must attend all classes for which they register. If a student withdraws on or after the first day of class, but never attends the class, that class will not count when calculating financial aid eligibility.
The maximum number of transitional study credit hours which can be paid for with financial aid is 30 credit hours. Additional transitional study credit hours will not count for enrollment eligibility.