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Mt. Sierra College Financial Aid 38 Grants and Scholarships Students should consider applying for outside scholarships and grants offered by private and public agencies around the country. Information on grants and scholarships can be obtained at public or collegiate libraries. There are several excellent research sites on the Internet, such as www.salliemae.com, www.finaid.org and www.fastweb.com. In addition, the Mt. Sierra College Student Finance Department makes every effort to inform students of available outside resources and deadlines. The College cautions students to avoid any scholarship research service that promises to locate sources for a fee. Although there are some reputable services, all too often the student receives little of value. The California Student Aid Commission has two major grant programs available only to residents of California. These grants are awarded based on a combination of financial need and grade point average or GED scores. Students who are enrolled in a degree program may submit their applications directly to the California Student Aid Commission between January 1 and March 2 of each year in order to be given grant consideration beginning the following Fall term. For more information contact the Commission at (888) 224-7268 or visit www.csac.ca.gov. Cal Grant A: This grant may pay up to full tuition each year for a maximum of four years. Cal Grant B: This grant provides subsistence (living allowance) for new recipients in the first year of a student’s program of study, and in addition provides tuition/fee assistance to eligible students beyond the first year. Mt. Sierra College High School Scholarship Program Mt. Sierra College is proud to offer annual scholarships to seniors graduating from high schools in the United States. High school seniors may apply for scholarships by contacting their high school guidance counselor. The student’s high school scholarship committee determines the recipient of the scholarship. Students receiving the scholarship must meet all admissions requirements for the College. The student’s eligibility will be verified by the College prior to award of funds. The scholarship will be used to subsidize the tuition of the student while attending Mt. Sierra College. The scholarship may be renewed annually for up to three years (twelve quarters) as long as the recipient maintains continuous fulltime enrollment and satisfactory academic progress as defined in this catalog. Students may contact the Mt. Sierra College Student Finance Office for additional information. Student Employment Mt. Sierra College is pleased to hire students for part-time positions on campus as tutors and faculty or lab assistants. Some of these positions are open to students who qualify for federal work-study while other positions are open to all students. In addition to jobs on campus, students may visit the Career Development Department where there are many job postings from local employers. Luke Benjamin Harris, Class of 2007 Mt. Sierra College Financial Aid 39
Chelsey Moyer, Class of 2012 Academic Calendar In order to allow our students to complete a four-year program in three calendar years, Mt. Sierra College operates year-round under a quarter calendar consisting of four 11-week quarters per calendar year. Three quarters equal one academic year. There is a two-week break between quarters. 041 academic policies & procedures The academic week runs Monday through Sunday. All scheduling and processing deadlines are assigned to specific weeks in the quarter, and are referenced as weeks one through eleven. The two-week break period between quarters is given the designation of administrative weeks one and two.
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