Financial Aid Office

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GENERAL LOAN INFORMATION UNDERGRAD & GRADUATE LOANS LAW LOANS

ADDITIONAL FORMS 2007-08 FORMS

FWS HOME MANUAL FORMS LINKS JOB LISTS

DEFERMENTS DISBURSEMENTS RETURN OF AID POLICY

SOURCES OF AID TYPES OF AID INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS BRIGHT FUTURE SCHOLARSHIP OTHER SCHOLARSHIP OPTION PRE-PAID TUITION PROGRAM ACG/SMART FIRST GENERATION

GENERAL APPLICATION PROCEDURES NEW STUDENTS RETURNING STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IMPORTANT APPLICATION TIPS

QUALITATIVE MEASURE OF PROGRESS QUANTITATIVE MEASURE OF PROGRESS APPEAL PROCESS

AWARD DECISIONS ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS SATISFACTORY PROGRESS PROFESSIONAL JUDGEMENT DEPENDENCY OVERRIDE ALTERNATIVE ENROLLMENT PROGRAMS

FINANCIAL AID OFFICE SERVICES WHAT IS FINANCIAL AID? BASIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS DETERMINING FINANCIAL NEED COST OF ATTENDANCE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ACADEMIC COMPETETIVE GRANT

Program Description | Initial Eligibility Requirements | How To Apply | How To Renew |
Award Process | Awards Disbursement | Next Step

Initial Eligibility Requirements

Complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Be a Federal Pell Grant recipient.
Be US citizen.
Be a lower division Freshman or Sophomore for Fall 2006
Enroll in a minimum of 12 credit hours per term (full-time) as a degree-seeking undergraduate student (fall /spring).
Must have completed a rigorous secondary school program (i.e. advance or Honors diploma, Advance Placements, or International Baccalaureate) after January 1, 2006 (freshmen) or January 1, 2005 (sophomores).
Have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 at the conclusion of the first year of undergraduate education (completion of 30 credit hours).