Who is
eligible
for
financial
assistance?
All of the following criteria
must be
met to
receive
need-based
financial
aid
funds. A
student
must:
-
be a
U.S.
Citizen
or
eligible
non-citizen
-
be
admitted
and
enrolled
as a
regular
student
in a
degree-seeking
program
at least
half-time
(Undergraduate
6 hours
and
Graduate
5 hours)
-
maintain
Satisfactory
Academic
Progress
as
defined
by the
University
-
demonstrate
financial
need in
order to
be
awarded
Title IV
funds,
as well
as some
state
and
institutional
aid
-
register
with
Selective
Services,
if you
are a
male
between
18 and
25 years
of age
-
not owe
repayment
of any
Federal
or State
grant at
any
institution
-
not be
in
default
or
delinquent
on any
Federal
loans at
any
institution
-
not have
been
convicted
as an
adult of
possessing
or
selling
illegal
drugs
NOTE: A
student
enrolled
as a
"Special
Student"
is not
eligible
for
Federal,
State and
University
financial
aid.
Students
who have
earned a
Bachelor's
Degree
are only
eligible
for
Federal
Direct
Loan or
Alternative
Loan.
Distance
learning
students
are
eligible
for aid
up to
their
budget.
The
budget
consist
of
tuition, fees,
books,
and an
allowance
for
supplies
and the
cost of
a
computer
if a
valid
receipt
is
supplied.
Visit
www.studentaid.ed.gov
for
additional
information |
