What kind of financial aid is available? Angelina College does not participate in any Federal Loan programs. Applications for short-term tuition loans are available at the Financial Aid Office, Room 208, Student Center. The loan will be for 70 percent of the tuition shown on your statement. For most grants, including the Pell Grant, the only application you need is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). For frequently asked questions and Pell Grant information, click on Pell Grant. For institutional scholarships, a General Scholarship Application is available. You may pick one up at the Financial Aid Office, Room 208, Student Center or print one out, complete it and turn it in to the Financial Aid Office. A complete listing of institutional scholarships is available by clicking Scholarships, then Donors.
How do I apply for financial aid? Applicants for financial aid should apply as soon as possible prior to July 15 for the fall semester and prior to November 30 for the spring semester, in order to receive first consideration. Following the procedures outlined below will help you receive your financial aid on a timely basis 1. Submit via internet, www.fafsa.ed.gov, the FAFSA "Free Application for Federal Student Aid." (the 6-digit federal school code for Angelina College is 006661) Students wishing to complete a paper version of the FAFSA, and mail it to the Dept. of Education, may download and print a copy of the form at http://www.federalstudentaid.ed.gov/docs/en-colorPDF_FAFSA_20071818.pdf. 3. Submit any forms requested by the Financial Aid Office
Forms available on-line: Fall 2011
To receive financial aid at Angelina College a student must have all required admissions documents on file in the records office. These documents include a copy of his/her high school transcript or GED scores, college transcripts, if applicable, a completed application for admissions and proof of Texas residency.
How do I keep my financial aid? You must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress and complete your academic program in a timely manner. Please review the Satisfactory Academic Progress policy carefully. Financial Aid Appeals Form & Instructions NEW for Fall 2011: A student may receive aid for a repeated course for which they originally received a passing grade only one time.
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