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The CAV provides information regarding the student's registered courses and if the courses are needed for a students declared major or degree program.

Based on the CAV, financial aid only pays for courses needed for the student's current program of study at �Թ���.

A student must complete a new CAV's every time they register for a new classes or change their major.

No, students have to be degree seeking students at �Թ��� to obtain financial aid.

No, counselors are available from 8-7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. on Friday.

No, it differs for each student. Some students need to be enrolled full -time to receive funding, while others can be enrolled half time or less and have funds to cover their maintenance and required fees. Please have students see their Financial Aid counselor for more information to determine how many hours are required for them to receive aid.

It is strongly recommended that students speak with their Financial Aid counselor before making schedule changes.

Eligible students will have an �Թ��� book account and can purchase their books in the campus bookstore. Students will receive an email notification if they are eligible for a book account. Book credit is determined by how much aid a student receives and how many credits they are enrolled in, however book accounts MAY NOT cover the total cost of books.

All students are responsible for knowing the deadline for their financial aid book accounts. If a student has late start classes they are required to purchase their books ahead of time.

After the FAFSA is received by the college, new students will receive a paper tracking letter and an email sent to their college email account. Continuing students will receive an email notification. The tracking letter will introduce students to their assigned Financial Aid counselor as well as inform them of their requirements.

Students should check their student email and Banner Self-Service regularly (we suggest at least once a week). For financial aid students, student email and Banner Self-Service are primary means of communication. Students are notified of information received by the Financial Aid Office, information being requested, processing status, corrections, deadline dates and important announcements/changes for current and future semesters.

Effective Fall 2015, all financial aid students will have an assigned Financial Aid counselor. Assigned counselors will see students through the financial aid process from beginning to end. Financial Aid counselor caseload information is available on the Financial Aid website and in Student Service departments at all campus locations.

Students can receive this information through their Banner Self-Service.

Financial aid will be applied to a student's account to cover maintenance, required fees, and bookstore charges. After financial aid has been applied to the student's account to cover their charges, students with remaining credit balances will receive a refund.

Students who are eligible to receive a refund can check the financial aid website and Credit Enrollment Guide for the current semester or speak with their Financial Aid counselor.

Ensure that students selected their refund preference with BankMobile Disbursements, a technology solution, powered by BMTX, Inc. Remaining credit balances are deposited to the student's refund preference selection. Visit this link for more information:

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Students will receive a prorated refund based on individual class start dates. Attendance must be reported in each class by the student's instructor.

Please refer students to their Financial Aid Counselor for information regarding summer funding. In some circumstances, it may be possible for students to receive Pell Grant funding if they haven't exhausted all their Pell Grant funds for the year.

For questions regarding federal loans and work study, students should speak with their Financial Aid counselor!

For students eligible for summer aid, please refer them to their Financial Aid counselor for refund information.