Understanding Your Financial Aid

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

2024-2025 Financial Aid Applications (FAFSA/ CADAA) Are Expected to Go Live in January 2024!

Where Do I Start?

CLICK HERE to learn more about how to apply for financial aid and which application is the best fit for you!

Are You ...

a DREAM Student? Click here to learn more!
a Grad Student? Click here to learn more about financial resources available to you!
a Teaching Credential Student? Click here to learn more about financial resources available to you!
a Parent? Click here for more information!
Interested in Studying Abroad? Click here to learn more about how financial aid works!
Interested in Student Employment on Campus? Click here to learn more about the Federal Work Study Program!
Interested in Paid Intership? Click here to learn more about the Learning Aligned Employment Program (LEAP)!

What Financial Aid Opportunities Are There?

Click Here to learn about different types of Financial Aid!
Click Here to learn more about Student Loans!
Click Here to learn about Pioneer Scholarships!

Will Financial Aid Cover My Bill?

Click Here to review the "How to Guide" to determine if there is enough financial aid to cover your charges!
Do you need to make a payment? Click Here to learn how!

What Else Should I Know About?

Complete Your Financial Aid Checklist

Financial Aid Verification

Students who fill out FAFSA or CADAA may be randomly chosen for verification and are required to submit requested documents before financial aid can be awarded.

The federal government requires colleges and universities to verify or confirm the data reported by the students and their parent(s) on the applications to ensure that eligible students receive all the financial aid to which they are entitled to receive.

To learn more about Financial Aid Verification and how to complete it, CLICK HERE!

Maintain Your Eligibility

Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)

To maintain a financial aid eligibility, students are required to meet all the following Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Requirements:

Meet a minimum GPA requirement,
Maintain Pace of Progression, and
Not exceed Maximum Time Frame.

To learn more about SAP Requirements, CLICK HERE.

But What If I Withdraw From My Classes?

麻豆传媒社区入口 students who receive financial aid and do not complete some/all of their enrolled classes during a term could be responsible for repaying all, or a portion, of the aid they received in process called Return to Title IV (R2T4).

Review this website for more information about R2T4 and our Institutional Withdrawal Policy.