2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College

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sfcc FAO receives your Institutional Student Information Record (ISIR), you will be required to submit the SFCC “Federal Student Loan Request Form” to the Financial Aid Office at Highlands Campus. There are two types of Federal Direct Student Loans: • Federal Subsidized Direct Student Loan - This loan is based on financial need and requires you to have unmet financial need. The federal government will pay the interest on your behalf while you are enrolled in school, and you must repay the loan plus interest beginning 6 months after you leave school or drop to less than half-time status. You must be enrolled in at least 6 credits hours or 8 clock hours per term. • Federal Unsubsidized Direct Student Loan - This loan is not based on your financial need. The federal government does not pay the interest on your behalf while you are enrolled in school. You the borrower is responsible for the interest that accrues and capitalizes within 60 days of your first disbursement. You must be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours or 8 clock hours per term. Though this loan is non-need based aid, the amount of the of it combined with other aid cannot exceed the total estimated cost of attendance. Federal PLUS Direct Loan - This loan is a parent loan for undergraduate dependent students (PLUS). Parents of dependent students may borrow on behalf of their children. Although, income is not a factor the borrower cannot have adverse credit. To receive the maximum financial assistance, you should first apply for other types of financial aid by completing the FAFSA at www.fafsa.gov. Loan amounts must not exceed the cost of education less other financial aid. Parent loans must be repaid over a 10-year period with interest beginning 60 days after disbursement. Borrowing Basics for Federal Direct Student Loan - How Much Can I Borrow? How much you borrow each year depends on your enrollment, cost of attendance, and other financial assistance received. There are limits for each federal student loan, depending on the type of loan and your grade level in school. How Much Should I Borrow? You should borrow as little as possible to meet your need. Because it is relatively easy to obtain student loans, you might borrow more than you really need. Remember that borrowing is simply renting somebody else’s money. You will have to repay that money - with interest. also complete the required loan entrance counseling at the FAO or on our Web site www.southflorida.edu. Loan Disbursement Loans are required to have a minimum of two disbursements: the start of each term for two term loans or mid-point for a single term loan. Eligibility Requirements All students including transfer students from other institutions, must meet the standards of academic progress to be eligible to receive a Direct Student Loan at SFCC. Federal TEACH Grant - The U.S. Department of Education’s TEACH Grant Program provides grant funds to post-secondary students who are completing or plan to complete coursework that is needed to begin a career in teaching. You must agree to serve for at least four years as a full-time, highly-qualified teacher in a high-need field, in a school serving low-income students. To receive a TEACH grant, you must meet the following criteria: • Complete the FAFSA, although you do not have to demonstrate financial need. • Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen. • Be enrolled as an undergraduate in a post-secondary educational institution that has chosen to participate in the TEACH Grant Program. • Be enrolled in coursework that is necessary to begin a career in teaching or plan to complete such coursework. • Meet certain academic achievement requirements by maintaining a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25. • Sign the TEACH Grant Agreement to Serve. • Visit www.FederalStudentAid.ed.gov or the Financial Aid Office for additional information. Welfare Transition Services (WTS) - If you, the client, are receiving public assistance benefits to enter training or job programs which will lead you to a self-sufficient life-style, you may be referred to this program by The Florida Department of Children and Families. The goal of the college is to assist you through matriculation, tuition, books, childcare, transportation, and other personal advising services which will assist you in overcoming barriers to success. Contact the Heartland Workforce Office at (863) 385-3672. First Time Loan Borrowers If you are a first-time borrower, federal regulations require a 30-day delay before you receive your loan check (typically 30 days from the start of the term). You must 43
sfcc SFCC and Other Financial Aid Programs Performance/Participation Scholarships - Your outstanding abilities in academics, athletics, music, performing arts, and other skill areas may make you eligible for this program. Contact the activity sponsor in the department where your specialty is assigned. Top 10 Percent Academic Incentives - These are awarded to graduates from a high school in SFCC’s district in the top 10 percent of the class. Occupational Scholarships - If you are interested in an occupational program, contact your high school guidance counselor or the SFCC Financial Aid Office to determine your eligibility for an occupational scholarship. SFCC Work Study - A limited number of part-time work study positions are funded by SFCC each year. Contact the Financial Aid Office for information on available positions or to be placed on a waiting list. This program is not based on financial need. Contact the Financial Aid Office for further information at (863) 784-7254. Tuition Installment Payment (TIP) Plan - To help meet your education expenses, SFCC is pleased to provide the Tuition Payment Plan. TIP is available at all campuses and to all students at SFCC. TIP allows you to pay your tuition in monthly payments. The earlier you enroll, the more payment options you have. You may enroll in the TIP plan or review the available payment plans online at www.southflorida.edu. TIP is administered for SFCC by Nelnet Business Solutions. Enrollment in TIP’s is provided online by using e-Cashier tuition management. For more information, pamphlets are available in Counseling and Advising Office, the Cashier’s Office, and the Financial Aid Office. The SFCC Foundation Scholarships - Scholarships of various types are available from the SFCC Foundation, Inc. Scholarship applications may be submitted at any time to the Financial Aid Office, however, there are priority dates associated with these scholarships. (See dates listed under Financial Aid Information.) The SFCC Scholarship Committee meets at appropriate times to review applications and select recipients. If you wish to apply for one of these scholarships, go to our Web site at www.southflorida.edu under the Financial Aid link, download the scholarship application packet, and submit the application to the Financial Aid Office. Following is a list of current scholarships offered by the Foundation: • AAUW 2nd Chance Book • African-American/Willie J. Dennard Jr. • Alan Jay Automotive Network-Sebring Chamber of Commerce • Association of Florida Colleges • Avon Park Board of Realtors • Avon Park Breakfast Rotary • Avon Park High School JROTC • Avon Park Noon Rotary Music • Avon Park Professional Firefighters (Local 3132) • Bank of America Dream Makers • Robert J. and Jane H. Barben Family • Benjamin/Brown/Maxwell/AITF • Bill Blanding Memorial • Bill Jarrett Automotive - Automotive Service and Auto Body Repair and Refinishing • Hanford D. Brace Sr. Memorial • Brain Bowl • Miriah Brenner Memorial • George S. Buck Endowment • Patrick and Mercedes Carruthers African-American • Joy S. Y. Chen Memorial • Thomas P. Clinard Nursing Endowment • Hazel and Chester Connerly • Catherine P. Cornelius Endowment • Thomas Burch and Carolyn P. Cornelius Memorial • C. Elton and Norma D. Crews • Charles and Tami Cullens Endowment • Lee R. Cullens Memorial Athletic Housing • Joe L. and Pat Davis Endowment • Wanda Daymon Memorial • Wanda Daymon Junior Achievement/Student of the Year • Democratic Women’s Club of Highlands County • DeSoto County Special • Duncan Endowed • Steven Martin Durrance Memorial • James Fentress Memorial • First Generation in College • Forty & Eight Voiture 899 • General Nursing Endowment • Ben Hill Griffin Cinco de Mayo • Ben Hill Griffin Jr. Endowment (General) • Ben Hill Griffin Jr. Endowment (Music) • Zenon C. R. Hansen Memorial • Ralph H. Hartt Memorial • Heacock • The Helios Education Foundation First Generation in College • Helping Hearts and Hands • Dr. Harold E. Henderson Memorial • Hibiscus Garden Club • Highlands County Bar Association (in memory of Jani Branham) • Highlands County Citrus Growers Association • Highlands Independent Bank • Pushpaben M. Joshi Memorial • Frances and Richard Knapp Endowment • Knights of Columbus Council 5441 Endowment • A. Harrison Kosove Memorial • Barbara J. Kurtz Nursing • Lake Placid Noon Rotary Club • Larry Macbeth Memorial • Joseph E. Johnston/Bette L. McDearman Memorial • Leotis McNeil Memorial • The Military Officers Association of America JROTC • Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church – Sarah McDonald 44
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