Offer Notification

The College has used the information submitted on your FAFSA to determine your individual aid eligibility.

The offer notification is unique to your situation and is based on you taking a full load of courses (12 or more credit hours) each semester. The figures may change if your circumstances change or if you take a different number of credits, but you can use this information as a starting point when thinking about your overall college investment.

UNDERSTANDING YOUR OFFER NOTIFICATION

Use the sample screenshot shown below and explanations to better understand the parts of your Offer Notification as displayed in Self-Service.

A | SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS | GIFT AID

These are financial aid resources you may be eligible to receive for the upcoming academic year.
You are not required to pay back these funds.

B | FEDERAL WORK-STUDY | OPTIONAL AID

Work-Study provides a way for you to earn money for school expenses through part-time, on-campus work. In order to receive these funds, you must secure a qualified position and complete the assigned hours.

C | LOANS | OPTIONAL AID

These are federal loans that you are eligible to receive for the upcoming academic year. Additional steps are required to receive these funds. Loans must be paid back. Repayment is required. Repayment typically begins after you graduate or drop below half-time enrollment.