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Financial Help

Making your Dream a Reality.

Our dedicated Office of Financial Aid is here to assistance.

Congrats! You're on your way to the world'due south highest quality art and design educational activity, the first step toward landing a meaningful career in the creative industry of your choosing. Ringling College offers financial assistance through scholarships, grants, loans, and work study opportunities to connect aspiring artists and designers like you with the height quality teaching you deserve. To assistance you lot, the Ringling College Function of Financial Assistance is committed to helping you navigate the all-time options for your future.

Office of Financial Aid
Ulla Searing Educatee Centre – 2nd Flooring
Office: 941-359-7534
Fax: 941-359-6107
finaid@ringling.edu
Function hours: viii:xxx am – 4:30 pm (EST)

Fiscal Assistance Opportunities

Ringling Higher Aid Programs

Ringling Higher Merit Scholarships and Demand-Based Grants for Domestic Students
Accepted students' Admissions Applications are automatically reviewed for merit scholarships. These scholarships are based on various measures of achievement including portfolio score and Grade Point Average (GPA). Financial demand is not a factor in determining merit scholarships. Incoming students who have completed the application procedure by February 15th for the following Fall semester are automatically considered for one of the following merit scholarships.

Ringling Scholarship Requirements:

Must be full-time (12+ credits) and maintain a cumulative GPA of at to the lowest degree two.v. Ringling Need-based Grant Requirements: Must be total-time (12+ credits) and maintain a cumulative GPA of at least two.0.

Students' cumulative GPA volition be reviewed annually at the end of jump semester. If the GPA requirement is not met, the scholarship will exist revoked and the Office of Fiscal Help volition notify the student.

Presidential Scholarship

The Presidential Scholarship is awarded to the strongest student applicant in each of the majors and is based on the merit of their Admissions Awarding. This award is not based on need and is valued at $25,000 per year for 4 years. Delight annotation that the Presidential Scholarship cannot be combined with other Ringling scholarships and grants and will replace all existing Ringling awards.

Deans' Scholarship

The Deans' Scholarship is awarded to new students who demonstrate a high level of academic and creative talent. This honor is not based on need and is valued at $10,000 per year for 4 years.

Faculty Scholarship

The Kinesthesia Scholarship reflects the commitment Ringling College faculty has to our students. This award is non based on need and is valued at $viii,000 per year for four years.

Ringling College Scholarship

The Ringling Higher Scholarship is provided to new students with strong promise of achievement at Ringling College. This award is not based on need and is valued at $6,000 per year for 4 years.

Trustee Scholarship

The Trustee Scholarship is awarded to outstanding rising seniors at Ringling College. Candidates for these awards are nominated by faculty and Student Life staff. Candidates are so selected by the Board of Trustees. Awards are based on bookish and artistic achievement, leadership, and contributions to Ringling Higher and the customs. These funds are paid directly to the student during the autumn of their senior twelvemonth at Ringling College. This award is not based on need and is valued at $six,000 (one time scholarship).

Ringling College Endowed Scholarships

Endowed scholarships are available through the generosity of donors supporting Ringling College. These funds are awarded based upon criteria supplied by each donor – amounts will vary.

Ringling Higher Grant

The Ringling College Grant is provided to eligible students who file the Free Application for Federal Educatee Assist (FAFSA) and demonstrate fiscal need. Awards vary in amount based on demonstrated need. This grant program is offered in add-on to other financial assistance programs for which students are eligible.

Federal Aid Programs

Federal Pell Grant
The Federal Pell Grant is a federally funded program based on need. Unlike a loan, a grant does not need to exist repaid. The Federal Pell Grant is open up to undergraduates who are U.S. citizens or permanent U.Due south. residents and who have not earned a bachelor's degree. Eligibility is determined past fiscal need.

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant [FSEOG]

FSEOG is a federally funded program for students with exceptional fiscal need. Funds are highly limited.

Federal Direct Student Loans

For detailed information on the Federal Direct Student Loans, please visit www.studentaid.gov. If you lot've been notified that you are eligible for the Subsidized and/or Unsubsidized Educatee Loans on your Financial Aid Notification Letter and plan to borrow these loans, please complete the Entrance Counseling AND Loan Agreement (MPN) at www.studentloans.gov. If you do not wish to borrow the loans, delight email our office at finaid@ringling.edu to turn down those loans.

Federal Straight PLUS Loans
The Parent PLUS Loan is a financing pick available for parents to cover the remaining balance due for the twelvemonth. For details on the PLUS Loan, please visit world wide web.studentaid.ed.gov for footstep-past-pace instructions on applying for the Parent PLUS Loan, please click here.

Another financing pick is individual student loans. Many of our families borrow either the PLUS Loan or a private pupil loan to cover the annual amount due to the Higher. Please click here for a PLUS Loan vs. Private Loan Comparison to assistance you determine which loan best suits your family and circumstances.

Veterans Assistants
Ringling Higher of Fine art and Design is approved for Veterans' educational benefits, including the Yellow Ribbon Programme. Students applying for benefits will be required to provide proof of eligibility prior to receiving benefits.  New students applying for benefits must brand an appointment to encounter the Veteran'southward Assistants (VA) certifying official in the Part of Advising, Records and Registration.  The VA certifying official volition then consummate eligibility papers for the student and submit them to the VA.  Eligible students must maintain satisfactory academic progress for all terms in which they are enrolled, in social club to proceed to receive benefits.

Returning Title 4 Federal and Ringling Higher Financial Assist Funds
Students who receive Championship Iv federal funds through the Federal Pell Grant, Federal SEOG, Federal Straight Educatee Loan or Federal Straight Parent PLUS Loan and Ringling College grants and scholarships and withdraw from the Higher are subject to the Return of Title Four Funds regulations and render of institutional funds requirements. Please visit the Office of Financial Assist to hash out your options earlier you withdraw from the Higher.

Students with funds from any of these programs "earn" their financial assist dollars while enrolled. If a educatee withdraws prior to completing 61% of a semester, a pro-rated portion of the federal financial aid dollars must be considered "unearned" and returned to the federal programs. A return of these funds along with institutional assistance could result in a significant residue beingness owed to the Higher.

In addition to the amount of federal and institutional aid Ringling College must return, students who received financial aid for other educational costs, including off-campus living expenses, may be required to repay a portion of those funds to the federal programs. Failure to render the aid will result in loss of eligibility for federal financial aid.

Florida State Aid Programs

Country Programs: For Florida Residents

Florida Residency

Florida law permits U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents to be classified as a Florida resident for country student tuition assistance programs. The bidder or the dependent applicant'south parent/legal guardian must be a legal resident of the State for at least 12 months preceding the get-go twenty-four hour period of classes of the term for which Florida residency is sought.

Florida Pupil Assistance Grant Program [FSAG]

A state-funded programme for permanent Florida residents who have lived in the state of Florida for at least one year, who demonstrate financial demand, and who are actively pursuing a degree. Florida residents should be certain to request release of their data to the Florida Department of Educational activity by completing the releases/certification section on the FAFSA.

Failure to Come across the Minimum Renewal GPA

• If a student does not see the minimum institutional cumulative GPA, a probationary award may be granted.
• To be eligible for renewal the following year afterward probation, the student must have earned the required credits and an institutional cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a four.0 scale.

Failure to Meet the Minimum Renewal Credit Hours

• A student who does not meet the annual minimum number of credit hours required for renewal may non receive funding the following academic twelvemonth.
• To be eligible for funding in a subsequent year, the educatee must utilise for restoration and come across the general eligibility requirements for restoration and have earned an institutional cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale.

Effective Admission to Student Education (EASE)

A state-funded program for permanent Florida residents who accept lived in-land at least one year and who are pursuing a caste at an eligible nonprofit private academy in Florida. The amount varies from yr to twelvemonth, depending upon the state funding resource allotment. Typically the grant amount ranges from $2200 to $3000 per year. Ringling Higher requests that students file the Gratuitous Awarding for Federal Pupil Aid (FAFSA) and so we can determine whether the pupil qualifies for other financial aid. The Florida State Department of Education does not require students to file a FAFSA to qualify for EASE or Bright Futures. To qualify, consummate the Florida Residency Statement available on our website under the 'Forms and Taxation Information' tab.

Failure to Run into the Minimum Renewal GPA

• If a student does not meet the minimum institutional cumulative GPA, a probationary honor may be granted.
• To be eligible for renewal the post-obit year afterwards probation, the student must have earned the required credits and institutional cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 calibration.

Failure to Meet the Minimum Renewal Credit Hours

• A student who does non come across the annual minimum of 12 hours per semester (or equivalent) requirement for renewal (for one or both semesters), may not receive funding the post-obit bookish year.
• To be eligible for funding in a subsequent year, the student must apply for restoration and run across the general eligibility requirements for restoration and have earned an institutional cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 calibration.

Florida Bright Futures Program

This is a Florida Lottery-Funded scholarship rewarding students for their academic achievements during loftier schoolhouse by providing funding for them to pursue postsecondary educational and career goals in Florida. For comprehensive information regarding Bright Futures amounts, GPA and/or minimum renewal hour data please review more data here.

Florida Prepaid College Plan

This program allows parents in the state of Florida to begin paying for college before their children enroll. The program is a 529 investment programme managed by the Florida Prepaid Higher Board. If you lot are unsure if you have contributed to the plan or if you are unsure of to which plan you accept contributed, [Tuition, Dormitory, and or fees] please visit Florida Prepaid Higher Programme.

Vocational Rehabilitation

A country program available to students with disabilities. Eligible students should contact their local Vocational Rehabilitation Part.

Return of Championship Iv Federal Financial Aid Funds

Students who receive Title IV federal funds through the Federal Pell Grant, Federal SEOG, Federal Direct Pupil Loan or Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan and withdraw from the Higher are subject to the Render of Championship Iv Funds regulations. Please visit the Office of Financial Assistance to discuss your options before you withdraw from the Higher.

Students with funds from any of these programs "earn" their financial assistance dollars while enrolled. If a student withdraws prior to completing 61% of a semester, a pro-rated portion of the federal financial aid dollars must be considered "unearned" and returned to the federal programs. A return of funds could result in a significant balance being owed to the Higher.

In addition to the amount of federal aid Ringling College must return, students who received financial aid for other educational costs, including off-campus living expenses, may be required to repay a portion of those funds to the federal programs. Failure to return the assist will effect in loss of eligibility for federal financial assistance.

Educatee Employment Programs

Federal Piece of work Report [FWS]

Federal Work-Study provides part-fourth dimension jobs for undergraduate and graduate students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. The program encourages community service work and work related to the student'due south course of study. There are many on-campus job opportunities in various departments. The maximum a student tin can work on-campus is xx hours. Our on-campus jobs are typically very flexible as we understand the pupil's main focus is their education. Students will get paid biweekly for hours that they worked.

On-Campus Employment
On-campus employment is an institutionally funded work program designed to provide express employment on campus with no prerequisite of financial demand. To view available employment opportunities, go to Higher Central.

Off-Campus Employment
Each year, the Center for Career Services posts well-nigh i,000 full-time, part-time, and freelance employment opportunities, as well as internships, available to Ringling College students and alumni. Visit the Eye for Career Services to learn more nearly off-campus employment opportunities or browse current job listings at College Central.

Individual Student Loans

Individual Student Loans

We strongly recommend that you consider borrowing from the Federal Direct Loan programme earlier applying for a private student loan due to the Department of Education's depression interest rates and various repayment options.

ELM Select - If researching or applying for private loans, y'all may go to this site to help y'all compare different lenders to determine which loan would best accommodate yous and your family. The lenders provided on ELM Select are by no ways a list of all available lenders. Information technology simply represents lenders that students take historically borrowed from here at Ringling.

PLUS Versus Private Loan Comparison

Utilise for Financial Aid

How to Apply

Financial Aid Application Procedures

In an endeavour to reduce the paperwork burden on students and parents, Ringling College requires a ii-step process for initiating the financial aid asking for all programs administered by the Function of Financial Assistance. These requirements are:

1. Utilise for admission to Ringling College.
2. File the Gratis Application for Federal Educatee Aid (FAFSA) with the U.Due south. Section of Education.

The FAFSA is available online at fafsa.ed.gov as of January 1 each year. We highly recommend filing an online FAFSA. Paper copies are available at your public library, local high school, or directly from Ringling College.

The Title Iv code for Ringling College, which designates the College as a recipient of the candy data, is 012574.

Afterward your FAFSA is processed, you will receive your Student Aid Report (SAR) from a central processing amanuensis. Ringling College will receive an electronic file directly from the U.S. Department of Education, which volition then be used to process your financial assist. To be considered for all of the aid for which you may exist eligible, Ringling Higher must receive your FAFSA by our priority date of March 1.

It is important that the FAFSA be completed accurately and submitted on time to the College. Errors can consequence in long delays or denial of funds. In general, the FAFSA is not difficult to complete, and Ringling College's Financial Help staff is available to answer whatever questions.

Students who apply via the Internet will receive their awarding results within 3-5 days, versus vi-8 weeks if the awarding is sent by mail. When the FAFSA information is transmitted over the Internet, it is completely secure. Application entries are edited thoroughly, reducing the number of errors and potentially reducing the need to submit additional documentation later in the procedure.

Financial aid applications may be selected past the Section of Education for a procedure called verification. If your FAFSA is selected for verification, it will be necessary for the Office of Financial Aid to collect other supporting documentation in order to complete your file. Please contact our office for guidance every bit presently every bit you know you have been selected for verification.

Financial Aid Notification Messages will be mailed or emailed equally soon as the fiscal aid review process has been completed.

You are encouraged to research other sources of financial aid that may exist bachelor in your local surface area, including foundations, civic organizations and your parents' or spouse'due south employers. Please see farther downward this page for Ringling College's list of third political party scholarships.

View Your Financial Assistance Awards

Click Hither To View Your Financial Aid Awards

Ringling College uses NetPartner equally your personalized Financial Aid Portal. Hither yous will accept access to view your fiscal assist accolade, have your laurels, and view whatsoever documentation you are required to submit to the Part of Financial Help. This will provide you with 24 hour availability to retrieve your financial help information.

Hither's how this works:

• You will enter your Ringling College ID number and password to log in to NetPartner. Once yous are logged in, there will be several tabs to choose from:
• Names and amounts of your awards
• Your payment options
• Documents required
• Messages about your aid
• Educatee loan data
• History of your Ringling assistance (does not include electric current year information)
• Your disbursement information

Each tab volition provide you with the pertinent financial aid information. If you accept any questions or concerns, delight feel free to contact our part for assistance. Our hours of functioning are Monday – Friday, eight:30am – 4:30pm.

Please note that you must have a financial assist record already established at Ringling Higher of Art and Design in lodge to utilize this site. If yous have not begun the financial assist application process, you lot tin become started by completing the Complimentary Application for Federal Educatee Aid (FAFSA). One time we receive your information from this application, nosotros'll notify you so that you tin start using this site.

Forms and Tax Credit Data

Forms

Our role volition send you a Missing Information Alphabetic character if in that location are documents that must be completed and submitted to our office prior to disbursing your financial help. These forms are non required for all students.
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If the educatee is missing documents and having technical problems logging in or uploading forms, please watch the following video: hither

You might be eligible for a revenue enhancement credit:

• Promise Scholarship Tax Credit
• Lifetime Learning Credit

To obtain your 1098-T, please visit https://heartland.ecsi.net or contact the Bursar's Function.

Requirements to Go on Financial Aid

Total-Time Enrollment Requirement

Ringling College of Art and Pattern awards all institutional financial aid (merit scholarships, endowments, and need-based grants) based on total-time enrollment status. Students awarded Ringling financial help are required to maintain full-time enrollment (due east.g. 12 credit hours or more than) each semester in club to receive the total amount of their awards. Students who attend less than full-fourth dimension will automatically have their Ringling scholarships and grants adjusted based on the number of credit hours they are enrolled for the semester. Students unable to attend full-time due to extenuating circumstances may appeal to the Director of Fiscal Help.

Satisfactory Academic Progress

Continuation Policy for Federal and Country Assist
Federal and state financial assist programs are awarded contingent upon the successful completion of 75% of the coursework undertaken each semester. For state assist, 12 credits per semester must be completed and an academic class point average of two.0 or in a higher place must be maintained. The usual time limit for receipt of federal financial aid through Ringling College is based on 147 credit hours for the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. In general, fulltime students volition accept 10 semesters in which to complete their degrees. Financial assistance ceases when the degree requirements take been met, even if 10 semesters accept not elapsed. Appeals to this policy may be made in writing to the Office of Financial Aid. The appeal must include the reasons why satisfactory progress was not maintained and why fiscal aid should not exist terminated.

Financial Aid Probation
Students who fail to achieve a ii.0 academic class point average, or who practise not consummate 75% of the coursework attempted during any given semester, are placed on financial aid probation. Fiscal aid may be received during this probationary semester. To be removed from financial aid probation, students must earn a minimum of a 2.0 semester grade point average and complete 75% of the coursework attempted in the probationary semester.

Financial Aid Suspension
All financial aid will be suspended if a pupil does not earn a 2.0 academic grade point boilerplate, or fails to consummate 75% of the coursework undertaken in the probationary semester. Financial aid may be reinstated after a student successfully completes six or more credit hours at his or her own expense. Minimum standards for successful completion are the aforementioned equally those required to be removed from financial aid probation.

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Financial Aid Repeated Coursework Policy

The Department of Education has recently published new regulations which impact students who echo courses. These repeat courses may impact your fiscal aid eligibility and awards for Federal Championship IV financial aid. In social club for a repeated course to count toward your financial assistance enrollment status for financial aid purposes, you lot may only repeat a previously passed form once (a full of ii attempts). If you enroll in a passed repeated course for a third time, this course will not count toward your enrollment for fiscal aid purposes. This rule applies whether or not you lot received aid for earlier enrollments in the course.

Rules

• A grade of A, B, C, or D (and any + or – version of the grade) is considered a passed course for financial assistance eligibility purposes.
• A student may receive aid when repeating a passed, failed, or withdrawn course for the first time.
• A student may receive help when repeating a course that was previously failed or withdrawn from regardless of the number of times the course was attempted and failed. (Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy still applies.)
• A pupil may receive help to repeat a previously passed form 1 additional time. If a pupil fails the second attempt, no more financial aid volition be given to echo the course a third time. If the second attempt is a withdrawal, so it is commanded for a third attempt.
• Once a educatee has completed any course twice (two passing grades or 1 passing class followed past a failed endeavor), he or she is no longer eligible to receive assistance for that course. If a pupil retakes a grade that is not help eligible, the credit hours volition be excluded from the financial aid enrollment for that semester.

Allowable Examples

1. Repeated coursework may be included if the student received a falling grade or withdrew from the class. At that place is no limit on the number of repeats if the educatee never passes the class.  (Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy however applies).
2. A student takes AH 192 and receives a grade of W or F. The student repeats the course and receives a D. For financial assist purposes the student is considered to take passed the class. He or she may repeat the class one more time and receive fiscal aid. If, on the second endeavor, the student receives a W, the pupil tin can repeat the class again; if a grade is assigned including an F, then the student cannot repeat the grade once more and the class cannot exist counted for enrollment purposes for fiscal assist.
3. Courses that are intended to be repeated and passed multiple times, such as EL 221 and ELEC Fine art.

When determining credits to financial aid eligibility for a semester and a course falls into a non-commanded condition, it volition be excluded from the financial aid eligible credit count. This may mean less Pell Grant if the eligible credits fall below 12 hours. No federal loans can be awarded if the financial help eligible credits are less than vi credits.

Chart of Examples:

	1st Endeavour	second Attempt	3rd Effort	Is Class FA Payable for Enrolled Semester?
Course 1	C	Enrolled	NA	Yes
Grade 2	F	D	Enrolled	Yes
Course 3	D	C	Enrolled	No
Grade 4	D	F	Enrolled	No
Course 5	W	F	Enrolled	Yes
Grade 6	D	Westward	Enrolled	Yeah

Explanations of the Above Examples

Class 1:Yes, these credits may exist counted, fifty-fifty though the form was previously passed, because information technology is the offset fourth dimension the class is being repeated.

Course 2: Yes, these credits are included in the financial assistance enrollment because the student is allowed to repeat any failed or withdrawn grade until a passing grade is received. Once a passing grade is received, financial aid can pay for the course once again. If a grade of A, B, C, D, or F (and any + or – version of the grade) is made on the third attempt; the grade volition not count once again in the adding for financial aid enrollment.

Grade three: No, this course was previously passed twice and this is the third attempt. Two attempts are the maximum attempts these credits can count toward financial assist enrollment because the course has been previously passed.

Class 4: No, the class credits are no longer considered for fiscal aid eligibility because it has been previously passed, and this is the 2d time it is being repeated.

Course 5: Yeah, because this course has never been passed so it may even so be counted toward financial assist enrollment.

Grade half-dozen: Yes, because the second attempt was not completed.  If a grade of A, B, C, D, or F (and any + or – version of the form) is fabricated on the 3rd try; the course will not count again in the calculation for financial aid enrollment.

Policies

Full-Fourth dimension Enrollment Requirement
Ringling College of Art and Design awards all institutional financial assist (merit scholarships, endowments, and need-based grants) based on full-time enrollment status. Students awarded Ringling financial aid are required to maintain full-time enrollment (e.thousand. 12 credit hours or more than) each semester in order to receive the full corporeality of their awards. Students who attend less than total-fourth dimension volition automatically have their Ringling scholarships and grants adjusted based on the number of credit hours they are enrolled for the semester. Students unable to attend full-time due to extenuating circumstances may entreatment to the Director of Financial Aid.

Fiscal Aid Lawmaking of Conduct

Ringling Higher of Fine art and Design Code of Conduct for Financial Aid Professionals

I. Purpose

The purpose of this policy is to prohibit conflicts of interest in situations involving student financial aid and to establish standards of conduct for Ringling Higher'southward officers, employees, and agents with responsibility for student financial assistance.

II. Applicability

This Policy applies to all employees who work in the Office of Fiscal Assistance and all other College officers, employees, and agents who have responsibilities related to education loans or other forms of student financial aid.

III. Definitions

A. Conflict of Interest: A conflict of interest exists when an employee's financial interests or other opportunities for personal benefit may compromise, or reasonably appear to compromise, the independence of judgment with which the employee performs his/her responsibilities at the College.

B. Gift: Any gratuity, favor, disbelieve, entertainment, hospitality, loan, or other detail having a budgetary value of more than than a de minimus amount. The term includes a gift of services, transportation, lodging, or meals, whether provided in kind, by purchase of a ticket, payment in accelerate, or reimbursement afterward the expense has been incurred. The term "souvenir" does not include whatsoever of the post-obit:

1. Standard materials, activities, or programs on bug related to a loan, default aversion, default prevention, or fiscal literacy, such equally a brochure, a workshop, or preparation.

2. Training or informational fabric furnished to the College equally an integral function of a training session that is designed to improve the service of a lender, guarantor, or servicer of educational loans to the Higher, if such training contributes to the professional development of the College's employees.

3. Favorable terms, weather, and borrower benefits on an education loan provided to a student employed by the College or an employee who is the parent of a student if such terms, weather condition, or benefits are comparable to those provided to all students of the Higher and are not provided because of the student'south or parent's employment with the College.

iv. Entrance and exit counseling services provided to borrowers to meet the College's responsibilities for entrance and exit counseling under federal law, so long as the College's employees are in command of the counseling, and such counseling does non promote the products or services of any specific lender.

5. Philanthropic contributions to an institution from a lender, servicer, or guarantor of education loans that are unrelated to education loans or any contribution from whatsoever lender, guarantor, or servicer that is non fabricated in exchange for whatever advantage related to education loans.

six. State teaching grants, scholarships, or fiscal aid funds administered past or on behalf of a Land.

C. Opportunity pool loan: A individual pedagogy loan made by a lender to a student attending the Higher or the family member of such a student that involves a payment, straight or indirectly, by the Higher of points, premiums, boosted involvement, or fiscal support to such lender for the purpose of such lender extending credit to the student or the family.

D. Revenue-sharing arrangement: An arrangement between the College and a lender under which (a) a lender provides or issues a loan to students attending the College or to their families; and (b) the College recommends the lender or the loan products of the lender and in substitution, the lender pays a fee or provides other materials benefits, including revenue or profit sharing, to the College or its employees.

4. Institutional Policy Regarding Didactics Loans and Student Financial Assistance

A. Revenue-Sharing Arrangements
The College will not enter into any revenue-sharing system with whatsoever lender.

B. Interaction with Borrowers
When participating in the Federal Direct Loan plan, the College will not assign a first-fourth dimension borrower'southward federal loan, through laurels packaging or other methods, to a detail lender. The College volition not refuse to certify, or delay certification of, any federal loan based on the borrower'south option or a particular lender or guaranty agency. When participating in the Federal Direct Loan plan, the College may assign a first time borrower's federal loan to the Federal Government as the lender.

C. Private Loans
Under no circumstances will the Higher assign a student's private student loan to a particular lender, or reject to certify or delay certification of whatsoever private loan, based upon the borrower'southward selection of lender or guaranty agency. The College will not request or take from whatever lender any offering of funds to exist used for private pedagogy loans, including funds for an opportunity pool loan, to students in substitution for the Higher providing concessions or promises regarding providing the lender with (i) a specified number of federal loans; (2) a specified federal loan book; or (3) a preferred lender arrangement for federal loans.

D. Co-Branding
The College will not allow a individual educational lender to use the Higher's proper noun, emblem, mascot, logo, or any other words, pictures, or symbols associated with the Higher to imply endorsement of private educational loans by that lender.

E. Staffing Assistance
The College will not request or accept from any lender any assistance with telephone call center staffing or financial aid office staffing. Nothing in this section, however, prevents the Higher from accepting help from a lender related to (i) professional person development training for its staff; (2) providing educational counseling materials, fiscal literacy materials, or debt management materials to borrowers, provided that such materials disclose to borrowers the identification of any lender that assisted in preparing or providing such materials; or (iii) staffing services on a curt-term, nonrecurring basis to assist the College with fiscal aid-related functions during emergencies, including Country-alleged or federally declared natural disasters, federally declared national disasters, and other localized disasters and emergencies identified by the Secretary of Educational activity.

V. Code of Conduct

A. Conflicts of Interest
1. No employee shall have a conflict of interest with respect to whatsoever educational activity loan or other student financial assistance for which the employee has responsibleness.

2. No employee may process any transaction related to his/her own personal financial assist eligibility or that of a relative.

B. Gifts
No employee may take whatever gift from a lender, guarantor, or servicer of education loans. A gift to a family unit member of an employee or to whatever other individual based on that individual'southward relationship with the employee shall be considered a gift to the employee if the souvenir is given with the noesis and acquiescence of the employee and the employee has reason to believe the souvenir was given because of the employee's position at the College. Token awards from professional person associations (state, regional, or national) that recognize professional person milestones or boggling service to parents and students, or scholarships for conference omnipresence or other professional development opportunities, may be accepted.

C. Prohibited Contracting Arrangements
No employee shall accept from any lender or chapter of any lender any fee, payment, or other financial do good (including the opportunity to purchase stock) every bit compensation for any blazon of consulting arrangement or other contract to provide services to a lender or on behalf of a lender relating to education loans.

D. Informational Board Bounty
No employee who serves on an advisory lath, commission, or group established past a lender, guarantor, or grouping of lenders or guarantors may receive anything of value from the lender, guarantor, or group of lenders or guarantors in return for that service.

E. Reimbursement of Expenses
Expenses incurred while attending professional association meetings, conferences, or in connexion with service on an informational board, commission, or group described in Department V.D. of this Policy must be paid by the Higher. Amusement expenses such equally concert or sports tickets or greens fees may not be accustomed. Employees are expected to personally pay for such expenses or asking reimbursement from the Higher in accord with College policy.

F. Meals
Employees may occasionally need to share meals with employees of lenders, guaranty
agencies, or other colleges or universities in the form of business. Meals offered as a part of meetings, conferences, or other events may exist accustomed if all participants in the meeting or event are offered the meals or if the meals are included as a part of a registration fee.

6. Policy Violations

Violations of this Policy may upshot in disciplinary activity, up to and including dismissal.

Making Payments

When Payments Are Due

Payments are due on or before:

• Fall Semester 2021
  Kickoff students: July 9, 2021
  Returning students: July 23, 2021

• Leap Semester 2022
  All Students: Dec ten, 2021

How to Pay

Online Payments
Credit carte (Visa, Mastercard, Find and American Express) and electronic checks (ACH) payments may be fabricated using our online secure payment portal. Access to this portal is available through the educatee's Cocky Service account. The student may grant access to other individuals by providing them with their own login and password.

Payments by Mail
Payment may exist made past checks payable to Ringling Higher of Fine art and Design and mailed to:

Ringling College of Art and Pattern
Attn: Bursar/Pupil Accounts
2700 North Tamiami Trail
Sarasota, FL 34234

How to Defer

Ringling College of Fine art and Design will defer the payment of the rest due for the semester by the following methods:

Fiscal Aid
Anticipated help will exist deferred for students with an official award notification. If the anticipated financial assistance is reduced or cancelled, the student is responsible for the balance due.

Full Service Plan by Blackboard/Cash Cyberspace
FSSP provides the ability to finance the residue due for the semester over the bookish year, interest complimentary. Only tuition, fees, room, and required board charges may be included in the Full Service Payment Plan contract. To enroll, visit Cashnet and follow the like shooting fish in a barrel enrollment process.

FAQs

FAFSA Application

Who Should Utilise...
Q. I probably don't qualify for assistance. Should I employ for aid anyway?

A. Yes. Many families mistakenly think they don't qualify for aid and prevent themselves from receiving fiscal aid past failing to apply for it. In improver, there are a few sources of assistance such as the Federal Straight Unsubsidized Loan and the Parent PLUS Loan that are available regardless of need. Submitting theFAFSA is free, and your information is confidential. Please note that the priority deadline for submitting your FAFSA for consideration for Ringling College Institutional Scholarships and any other financial assist is March 1 for the following fall semester.

How to Apply...

Q. Where can I go a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for fiscal assistance?

A. You may apply electronically atwww.fafsa.ed.gov. Brand sure you lot are logged into the .gov site, non a .com site. At that place should be no accuse to complete the FAFSA. It is a complimentary application.

Q. Where can I get information almost Federal educatee financial assistance?

A. Call the Federal Pupil Aid Information Eye (FSAIC) at one-800-4-FED-AID (1-800-433-3243) or 1-800-730-8913 (if hearing impaired) and ask for a gratuitous copy of The Student Guide: Financial Assist from the US Department of Education. This toll free hotline is run by the U.s.a. Department of Education, and its staff can respond questions about federal student aid programs and applications.

When to Apply...

Q. How shortly after January 1 should the FAFSA exist completed? Is information technology meliorate to await until the income tax forms take been completed?

A. Complete the FAFSA as soon as possible afterwards January i. You do non demand to wait until your taxes are filed. Although it is better to file your taxes early, it is fine to use estimates of your income. You volition have an opportunity to make any necessary corrections later. If you await too long, you might miss the priority deadline of March 1 for filing your FAFSA for consideration for federal, state or institutional aid.

Q. What's the fourth dimension limit on applying for financial aid?

A. You tin can apply for aid throughout the yr, but our priority deadline is March 1, the appointment we begin our awarding process.

Who Completes the FAFSA...

Q. I'1000 under 24 years of age, simply accept been living on my own and my parents don't claim me on their taxes. Exercise I still need to provide their information on the FAFSA?

A. Yes. For the purposes of financial aid, dependency condition is determined by a serial of questions on the FAFSA. If y'all answer "no" to all of them, and then you're considered dependent and your parents must answer their portion of the application.

Q. I have never lived with my parents. My relatives (grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc.) have cared for me most of my life; however, they have never adopted me. Tin can I use my relative's financial data on the FAFSA application?

A. No. You must employ your parent's information to the extent possible. If this is not achievable, contact the financial assistance role for assistance.

Q. My parents are separated or divorced. How practise I file the FAFSA?

A. If your parents are separated or divorced, the custodial parent is responsible for filling out the FAFSA application. The custodial parent is the parent with whom y'all lived the most during the past 12 months, from the FAFSA application date, not the previous calendar year. Notation, this is not necessarily the aforementioned as the parent who has legal custody. If you did non live with one parent more than the other, the parent who provided y'all with the almost financial support during the past twelve months should fill out the FAFSA. This is probably the parent who claimed yous as a dependent on their revenue enhancement return. If you lot have not received any support from either parent during the by 12 months, apply the most recent calendar year for which you lot received some support from a parent. Please annotation, however, that any child back up and/or alimony received from the non-custodial parent must exist included on the FAFSA.

Q. My parents are divorced, and the parent I'thou living with has remarried. Does my stepparent have to report his or her income and assets on the FAFSA?

A. Yes, provided that the parent you're living with is the one filling out the FAFSA (your custodial parent). If your parent is remarried when you consummate the FAFSA, his/her spouse's income and assets must be reported on the FAFSA fifty-fifty if they weren't married in the previous year.

Q. My parents are not married, just are living together. How do I file the FAFSA?

A. The data and income for both parents should be reported on the FAFSA.  There is a marital condition option of "Unmarried and both parents living together."

Q. I have the same-sex parents who live together. How do I file a FAFSA?

A. If your parents were married in a state that recognizes same-sex marriages, then their marital status would exist reported as "married" and both of their information should be reported on the FAFSA equally Parent i and Parent two.  If your parents have not been married in a state that recognizes aforementioned-sex marriage, you would study their marital status every bit "Unmarried and both parents living together" and both of their information should exist reported on the FAFSA as Parent 1 and Parent ii.

Q. My custodial parent remarried and signed a prenuptial agreement that absolves the stepparent from financial responsibility for my didactics. Why does my stepparent have to provide financial information on the FAFSA?

A. Prenuptial agreements are ignored past the federal need analysis process. After all, two individuals (parent and stepparent) cannot make an understanding betwixt themselves that is binding on a third party (the federal regime). The federal government considers the stepparent as a source of support regardless of any prenuptial agreements to the contrary. If a stepparent marries the parent, he or she is considered responsible for supporting the parent and children even if he or she is unwilling to do and so.

Dependency Condition...

Q. How is dependency condition determined on the FAFSA?

A. The FAFSA awarding poses a list of questions to determine whether you lot are dependent for fiscal aid purposes. If you answer "no" to all the questions, yous are dependent. The questions accost your age, marital status, degree level, whether you have dependent children, and war machine veteran status.

Q. I am under 24 years of historic period, recently divorced, and have no children. Can I withal file as an contained educatee and only use my fiscal information?

A. No. You must satisfy the questions listed on the FAFSA awarding to be considered contained. If you lot answer "no" to all questions, you volition revert back to a dependent condition and will be required to include your parental information.

Financial "Demand"...

Q. How is my EFC determined?

A. The Complimentary Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) determines your Expected Family Contribution (EFC). The EFC determines your eligibility for need-based assist. Items that will touch on demand-based aid eligibility from yr-to-year include: dramatic changes to income and/or avails, changes to the number of family unit members in college, changes to the number of family members residing in the household, etc. All of these factors play a role in determining the EFC.

Q. What determines financial demand?

A. Financial need is calculated by determining the Toll of Omnipresence (COA), which includes tuition and fees, room and lath, books and supplies, transportation, personal allowance, etc., and subtracting your EFC, (based on federal and institutional formulas). The difference determines the amount of your financial demand and your eligibility for need-based aid.

Q. What determines the assistance I volition receive?

A. Two factors: the EFC and the COA. The deviation between the two determines your financial demand and eligibility for need-based aid such as the Pell Grant, Subsidized Directly Loans, Federal Piece of work Study, most Ringling Higher institutional programs and some land programs. The combination of all federal, state, and institutional assist plus outside resources (scholarships, etc) cannot exceed the COA ready by Ringling College.

Unique Circumstances...

Q. What if I have unusual family circumstances?

A. We recognize that the demand assay process does non e'er consider every family situation. If your family has experienced an unusual change in financial circumstances not considered on the FAFSA, you may wish to request consideration. To do this you should submit the asking, in writing, and describe in detail the factors which are impacting your power to contribute toward the price of omnipresence. We volition make every effort to comprise these circumstances into the need analysis calculation. A review may only exist conducted for circumstances that can be documented.

Q. I take (or my parents have) changed marital status since I filed the FAFSA, should I refile?

A. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid for assistance with this change in circumstance.

Signing the FAFSA...

Q. How do I get my Pivot?

A. If you wish to sign your FAFSA electronically, you will demand to employ for a Pin number. If you cannot locate your Pivot or accept not received one, you can employ at www.pivot.ed.gov. This applies for both y'all and your parent.

Q. Can I sign on paper?

A. Yes. During the FAFSA online application procedure, you will be asked how yous wish to sign. We strongly recommend that you sign electronically to help in expediting the process. If y'all cull not to use a Pivot, you may impress the signature folio at the end of the process and mail information technology to the address listed on that page. Paper signatures may take weeks to process and will delay the processing of your FAFSA.

Verification

What is Verification...
Q. I take been selected for verification and I exercise non understand what that ways.

A. Basically, verification is an inspect of the fiscal help application information. Many student files are selected past the Federal Processor in the process of applying for aid. Some files are randomly selected while others are selected because of actualization to be error decumbent. If the student's file is selected, requested documentation should be submitted to the Office of Financial Aid at Ringling Higher immediately considering of specified deadline date requirements. We normally ask that the documents be provided within 2 weeks of being selected for verification.

Documents needed...
Q. What documents are required to fulfill the verification requirements?
A. You will be required to consummate a verification worksheet. You can download a copy of this worksheet from under the 'Forms and Tax Information' tab on this page. If y'all are required to include your parental data on your FAFSA, and so complete the dependent worksheet. If you lot are not required to provide parental data, then consummate the independent worksheet. Contact the Office of Financial Aid to determine what additional tax documentation y'all volition exist required to submit with the verification worksheet.

Consequences of non complying...

Q. What happens if I do not provide the requested verification documents?

A. If the required documentation is not provided to the Function of Financial Aid before the necessary deadline, Ringling College will not be able to apply whatsoever need-based fiscal aid to your account.

Notification of Fiscal Assistance Package

How is notification provided...
Q. How will I be notified of important fiscal aid information?

A. Delight note that the Office of Financial Aid will use electronic means to communicate with y'all. Information technology is your responsibility to go along your Ringling electronic mail address current and to read letters that are sent to your email. It also is important that you lot keep your mailing address and telephone number current with Ringling College'southward Records and Registration Office as we communicate through traditional means too.

When is notification provided...

Q. When will I receive a Fiscal Assistance Notification Letter?

A. Only those students who have filed a FAFSA volition receive a Financial Assistance Notification Alphabetic character. For new students who accept been accustomed, notification letters will be mailed during the months of March and April. Returning students' awards will exist evaluated in May after grades are finalized. Notification letters will exist emailed presently after.

Accepting the awards...
Q. What must I do to take my awards?

A. We will assume that you wish to accept all awards unless you notify us to let us know which financial assist programs you do not wish to accept.

Canceling the awards...
Q. What must I practise to cancel all or any portion of my financial aid?

A. Please notify us in writing, preferably past e-mail atfinaid@ringling.edu. List which program or programs in which you do not wish to participate.

Q. May I cancel my loans at any fourth dimension, even if I signed a promissory note?

A. Yes. We can cancel your request for a loan at whatever time upwardly to and including receipt of the funds at the College.

The corporeality of financial aid offered is less than the pecker...

Q. What if my fiscal assist (grants, scholarships, and federal loans) doesn't embrace my beak?

A. There are two options: 1) You can enroll in the Tuition Pay Monthly Programme administered by Higher 1 and make involvement-gratuitous, monthly payments; or 2) You can accept out a private student loan. Encounter our listings further up the page.

Loans

How to Use...

Q. How do I utilize for a Federal Direct Educatee Loan?

A. To utilise for a Federal Direct Pupil Loan, kickoff complete the FAFSA. And then, log in to www.studentloans.gov with your FAFSA Pivot. To qualify, yous need to complete the Entrance Counseling and sign a Master Promissory Note.

Q. How practise my parents apply for a Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan?

A. To apply for a Federal Straight Parent PLUS Loan, first complete the FAFSA. Either one of your parents or stepparents can employ for a PLUS loan, if you are considered a dependent pupil on your FAFSA. Your parent can apply at world wide web.studentloans.gov. To qualify, your parent would complete the Parent PLUS Asking Process and sign a Principal Promissory Annotation.

Q. What if my parents apply for a PLUS Loan but are denied?

A. Your parents have two options: They can entreatment the decision by contacting Applicant Services with the Department of Educational activity at 1-800-557-7394. Or, they can seek an endorser for the PLUS loan. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid for help with these options. If your parents choose non to pursue the PLUS loan after beingness denied, then nosotros tin can laurels you an additional amount in a Federal Unsubsidized Directly Loan. For first and second twelvemonth students, the boosted corporeality is $4,000; for tertiary and fourth year students, the corporeality is $5,000.

Lenders...

Q. Can I use my own lender for a loan?

A. Students are entitled to choose any lender they wish to apply for alternative student loans, even lenders not on our website.

Entrance Counseling...

Q. What is an entrance counseling session and where do I consummate it?

A. It is a federally required on-line counseling session which informs you of your rights and responsibilities as a student loan borrower. You can access it online atwww.studentloans.gov.

Increasing Loan Amounts...

Q. The Federal Direct Student Loans are not enough to cover my expenses. Tin can I increase the amount?

A. No. The maximum amount you can infringe each yr in Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans depends on your form level and whether you are a dependent student or an independent student. We tin decrease, but not increase the loan amount. The maximum amounts are set by the federal government.

Q. Can I increase the PLUS loan?

A. Yes. Your parent can increase the PLUS loan to accommodate your full need simply cannot exceed the departure between the Cost of Attendance and your financial help. Endorsed loans cannot be increased to a higher place the endorsed amount.

Use of Loans Funds...

Q. What can I spend my loan money on?

A. Federal Direct Student, Parent PLUS and private educational loans can exist used for tuition, books, supplies, housing, food and whatsoever other educationally related costs.

Florida Programs

Florida Resident Access Grant...

Q. What is the Florida Resident Access Grant, and how practise I apply for it?

A. The Florida Resident Admission Grant (FRAG) is a plan offered to Florida residents (residency equally defined for tuition purposes in Florida statute) who attend full-time at a individual college or university. To apply,  complete the FAFSA and the Florida Residency Statement plant on this website under the 'Forms and Tax Information' tab on this folio. Choose either the dependent or contained form depending on your FAFSA filing status. The corporeality will be determined by the state afterwards July 1st of the accolade year.

Bright Futures...

Q. I graduated from a Florida high school and take Bright Futures. Tin can I apply it at Ringling Higher?

A. Yep, but the corporeality y'all will exist credited will be calculated at a per credit hour rate, not a percentage. The credit 60 minutes rate is based on the boilerplate toll of tuition at a land university or college. The amount will be determined by the land after July 1st prior to the accolade year. The Higher accepts Florida Academic Scholars and Florida Medallion Scholars. The College does not have Gold Seal Vocational Scholars, which is reserved for a technical or document programme.

Florida Pre-Paid...

Q. Practise y'all accept the Florida PrePaid Program?

A. Even though Ringling College is a individual institution, we volition accept Florida PrePaid at a rate calculated according to the Florida statute. The amount is determined by the state later on July 1st prior to the award yr. That amount is equal to the average rates payable to Florida country universities and colleges in Florida under your beneficiary's plan. To use the PrePaid plan at Ringling Higher, a Transfer Grade must exist completed. Visitwww.myfloridaprepaid.com or telephone call 1-800-552-GRAD (4723) for a transfer form.

How to apply...

Q. How practice I apply for Institutional Scholarships and Grants?

A. The only application Ringling College requires is the FAFSA. Delight be brash that the College must receive a completed FAFSA by the priority deadline of March 1st to be considered for scholarship renewal too equally receipt of any new scholarships and grants. During the evaluation process, we volition consider students for all eligible programs. However, please be aware that scholarship and grant dollars are express and we attempt to allocate the funds in the virtually equitable manner possible.

Q. How much money should I expect from a Ringling Scholarship or Grant, if I were to be selected?

A. The amounts vary. On average, fiscal aid scholarships and grants offering in the surface area of $3,000- $7,000 per year.

Q. What do I need to do to renew my Ringling Scholarship or Grant each yr?

 A. Each year you lot would demand to complete the FAFSA by March 1. You will also need to maintain a ii.v cumulative GPA for scholarships and a ii.0 cumulative GPA for grants. You must too come across Satisfactory Academic Progress.

Future Scholarship Opportunities...

Q. If I do non receive a scholarship upon entry to Ringling College, is it possible for me to get scholarships in other years?

A. Yeah. All students who complete their FAFSA by March 1, the priority deadline, are individually analyzed for scholarships in subsequent years.

Why No Scholarships...

Q. I don't sympathize why I did not receive any scholarships, my grades are fantabulous.

A. Although the Higher would similar to offer a scholarship to everyone deserving of recognition, due to limited funding this is not possible. We look at a multitude of variables to make these difficult decisions.

Resources for Scholarships...

Q. Could you offer whatsoever advice on where to go to use for scholarships?

A. Please wait above on this same page under 'Third Party Scholarships' tab.

Outside Scholarships...

Q. I received an outside scholarship. Should I report it to the financial aid part?

A. Yeah. If you are receiving whatever kind of financial aid from whatsoever sources other than the College, you lot must report the scholarship to the financial assist role. You lot should provide a copy of the notification letter of the alphabet you received from the organization offer y'all the scholarship. We will then be able to apply it to your business relationship as predictable help.

Q. Do yous take exterior scholarships?

A. Yes. The award will be credited to your bill once we have received the funds from the grantor.

Disbursement

How is money disbursed...

Q. How does my fiscal assistance become practical to my bill?
A. All gift aid is applied to your pecker first, pregnant programs such equally state grants, federal grants, and scholarships. Loan money is and so applied as follows: Federal Direct Loans first--student, and so Parent PLUS (if eligible)--then private loans.

Q. How does the loan money get to the institution?
A. For the Federal Straight Loans, monies are sent to the Ringling College Business Part by electronic funds transfer. Many private loans are also disbursed this way, or by paper check. If there is a credit remainder after all of your aid has been applied to your account, y'all or your parents (in case of a PLUS loan) volition be issued a refund check.

When is money disbursed...

Q. When will funds be practical to my account?
A. All fiscal aid (excluding Federal Piece of work Study) is applied to your account later the drop and add period has ended. The business office will begin to procedure the accounts and whatsoever coin that is in backlog of your fees volition exist given to y'all or your parents (in case of a PLUS loan) in a refund check.

Q. When extra money comes in after my bill is paid, how long will it take for me to become a check?
A. A check volition be issued within 14 days from receipt and posting of the funds.

Q. What do I do if my loan comes in as a newspaper check?
A. The Bursar will notify you to come to their office on the 2nd floor of the Student Center to endorse the cheque so they can finalize processing. It is important for yous to respond promptly to their request as it will delay the processing of your refund, if you will receive one. Even if you lot will not receive a refund, information technology is imperative that you endorse your check every bit soon equally possible as it could delay your ability to register for subsequent terms.

Employment

Working on campus...

Q. I am very interested in working on campus, how exercise I apply?
A. All available positions are posted onHigher Central. Log in or register for your personal account on the College Central Network. To view all opportunities posted for students just click - "Search for Opportunities Posted to My School" and enter "Ringling College" in the "company proper noun" line. TIP: Exercise not enter whatever other search criteria for the nearly comprehensive view of on-campus jobs search results. Use directly to the office or department found on the job listing. Print out, consummate and deliver the following application to the right function or to the Faculty Heart. Applications are as well bachelor for pick-up in the Centre for Career Services.

Limit on hours worked...

Q. Is there a limit on the number of hours I tin can work on campus?
A. Yes. The College volition allow y'all to work a maximum of 20 hours per week when classes are in session. During holidays and periods of non-enrollment, yous may work upwardly to 37.v hours per week.

Type of work available...

Q. What blazon of piece of work volition I be doing?
A. This varies depending on the job. Most jobs volition include light part work, such as filing, phone work, etc. Other areas include giving tours, computer lab, library, etc.

Enrollment

Going Part-time...

Q. I just have a few classes left and do not need to attend full-time. How does going function-time bear upon my financial aid?
A. You lot must be enrolled in a minimum of vi credit hours to receive financial assist. Part-fourth dimension enrollment affects the Pell Grant, Vivid Futures, FRAG and FSAG. It has a limited effect on federal or individual loans. The Pell Grant and Bright Futures would be prorated. FRAG and FSAG would exist eliminated equally you must be enrolled full-time to receive these programs. Delight visit the Part of Financial Aid to hash out your options.

Withdrawing...

Q. What happens to my fiscal aid if I must withdraw from all classes or am unable to complete a semester?
A. If y'all must withdraw from classes, you lot may be required to repay a portion of your fiscal assist. Eligibility for fiscal aid is based on the costs involved with attention for an entire semester. Please read carefully the Return of Title Four Aid policy listed on this page in the Utilise For Financial Aid section. If you take loans, you will enter into repayment within half-dozen months later you withdraw unless you enroll in a degree seeking plan for at least 6 credit hours. Visit the Part of Financial Aid to hash out your options before you withdraw from the College.

Q. I need to withdraw from one of my classes and all of my assist has been applied to my bill. Do I have to repay any money?
A. If you receive Bright Futures, yous may need to pay back the amount y'all received for that class. Otherwise, you will non owe the Higher. However, withdrawing from a class may accept an bear upon on the continuation of certain programs in subsequent years. Visit the Office of Fiscal Assist to discuss how this might affect you earlier you lot withdraw from your class.

Report Abroad...

Q. I want to study abroad this summertime, will fiscal aid pay for this?
A. No. The summertime is is considered a period of not-enrollment, nosotros cannot offer any type of assistance. We propose you visit www.StudyAbroadLoans.com equally perhaps a feasible option for funding.

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