Consumer Information

Quality Assurance

The Office of Financial Aid is committed to the fair and equitable delivery of financial assistance to all eligible applicants. è��APP is required by federal law to conduct verification of selected student’s financial aid. To ensure that the application information used to determine financial assistance eligibility is complete and accurate, student records may be selected for further review at any time during a period of enrollment to determine the reliability of the information. If requested, the required documents and information must be provided or aid may be denied.

Rights and Responsibilities

As a recipient of federal student aid, you have rights you should exercise and responsibilities you must meet. Knowledge of these rights and responsibilities will put you in a better position to make decisions about your educational goals.

What financial aid programs are available.
Deadlines for submitting applications for aid.
How your financial aid will be distributed.
How your financial need was determined.
How much of your need has been met.
The College’s refund policy.
What portion of your aid package is “gift aid” and what must be repaid.
If the aid is a loan, you have the right to know the interest rate, repayment amount and procedures, length of time to repay, and when repayment begins.
How the college determines if you are making satisfactory academic progress, and what happens when you are not.
You have the right to accept, decline, or seek adjustment to your financial aid award(s).
Information you give to the Office of Financial Aid will be treated confidentially.

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