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2018/2019 fcc catalog

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TYPE OF AID

SOURCE

AWARD AMOUNTS

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY *

HOW TO APPLY

Grants

Federal Pell Grant

Federal

government

Annual award may range from

$602 to $5,730 as determined

by a Federal formula. Based

on financial need.

Students enrolled at least half

time (6 credit hours/semester) in

a degree or certificate program

at FCC. Some students with

exceptional financial need may

receive only Pell Grants for less

than half-time enrollment.

Complete the Free Application

for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Students must reapply each

academic year.

Federal Supplemental

Educational Opportunity

Grant (FSEOG)

Federal

government

Award may range from $100–

$200 per semester. Based on

financial need according to a

federal formula.

Same as Pell Grant program.

Priority must be given to the

neediest Pell Grant recipients.

Must be enrolled at least half time.

Same as Pell Grant program.

FCC Grant

FCC

Average $300 per semester.

Based on financial need.

Same as Pell Grant program. Must

be enrolled at least half time.

Same as Pell Grant program.

Maryland Part-time Grant

State of Maryland

through FCC

Average $300 per semester.

Based on financial need.

Maryland residents. Students

enrolled for 6–11 credit hours in

an associate's degree program.

Same as Pell Grant program.

Scholarships

Maryland State Scholarships State of Maryland Variable. Refer to state

scholarship brochure.

Maryland residents enrolled

in a degree or certificate

program. Refer to state

scholarship brochure.

Complete the Free Application

for Federal Student Aid

(FAFSA). Apply by March 1.

Additional state applications

may be required.

FCC Scholarships

FCC Foundation Variable. Application available

online at

www.frederick.edu/

scholarships

Based on criteria of scholarship.

Complete the FCC

Scholarship Application

online at www.frederick.

edu/scholarships. Students

must reapply each semester.

Deadlines posted online.

Loans

Federal Direct Stafford Loan Federal

government

$5,500 maximum for

dependent freshmen; $9,500

maximum for independent

freshmen; $6,500 for

dependent sophomores;

$10,500 maximum for

independent sophomores.

Note: Amounts are requested

by the student and are

subject to approval by the

financial aid office.

Students enrolled at least

half time (6 credit hours per

semester) in a degree or

certificate program at FCC.

Complete the Free Application

for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Follow steps to apply for a loan

at

www.frederick.edu

under

financial aid section.

Federal Direct Parent

Loan for Undergraduate

Students (FPLUS)

Federal

government

Annual loan limit is the

student’s cost of education

minus any estimated financial

aid received.

Parents of dependent students.

Students enrolled at least

half time (6 credit hours

per semester) in a degree or

certificate program at FCC.

FCC PLUS Loan Request Form.

Parents must reapply each year.

Complete the Free Application

for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Follow steps to apply for a loan

at

www.frederick.edu

under

financial aid section.

Employment

Federal College Work Study

(FCWS)

Federal

government

through FCC

Variable. Based on financial

need. A variety of jobs are

available on campus.

Students enrolled at least

half time (6 credit hours per

semester) in a degree or

certificate program at FCC.

Same as Pell Grant program. Also

must complete an FCC student

employment application.

Student Assistant Program FCC

Variable. Awards are not based

on financial need. Priority

is given to applicants with

higher financial need.

Students enrolled at least

half time (6 credit hours per

semester) in a degree or

certificate program at FCC.

Same as FCWS program.

* Financial Aid is not typically available for Continuing Education students. A limited number of scholarships are available for Continuing Education students pursuing

specific courses of study, see page 148.

Financial Aid Chart