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86 New Hampshire College operates its own scholarship and work program and acts as administrator tor the National Direct Student Loan Program (NDSL), Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant Program (SEOG), and the federal College Work-Study Program (CWS). You will be given consideration for all these programs when you submit your SCHOLARSHIP AND ASSISTANCE application form, and financial statement (FAF) as described in the section entitled The Application Process. H.A.B. SHAPIRO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS A limited number of partial tuition scholarships are awarded each year, for a single year, in honor of the late founder of New Hampshire College. All high school seniors entering the College from secondary schools in the State of New Hampshire are eligible for consideration. Awards are made on the basis of demonstrated need and academic excellence or promise. Applicants may request consideration for a H.A.B. Shapiro Scholarship by attaching a note to their Scholarship and Assistance Application forms ROBERT E. PLOURDE SCHOLARSHIPS A limited number of partial tuition scholarships are awarded each year, for a single year, in honor of Robert E. Plourde, an alumnus of the College, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the College. These scholarships, awarded on the bases of demonstrated need, academic excellence or promise, are available to high school graduates of the Suncook, New Hampshire area. You may request consideration for one of these scholarships by attaching a note to your Scholarship and Assistance Application form. INSTITUTIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS New Hampshire College scholarships, for the most part, are awarded on the basis of academic achievement, usually within the limits of demonstrated financial need. You will be automatically considered for scholarship assistance, including the special designated scholarships previously indicated, upon receipt of your Scholarship and Assistance Application form and your FAF. Students seeking consideration for athletic scholarships should also contact the Athletic Department in addition to the Financial Aid Office. During the 1977-78 college year, New Hampshire College awarded more than $200,000 in scholarships to over 375 students. The awards ranged from $100 to several thousand dollars and averaged about $600.
PART TIME ON-CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT There are always a large number of tasks which must be performed every day within a college community and it is not always possible to fill positions with students eligible under the federal College Work-Study Program. The College, therefore maintains a relatively large part time employment program where your willingness and availability play larger roles than your demonstrated financial need in determining your employment prospects. Most such jobs are in the maintenance and food service areas and students interested in such opportunities should contact directly the Dean of Administration, Dean William Beane. The Financial Aid Office can and will provide counsel concerning the areas in which such employment may be available at any given time. Preference for all on-campus employment is given to students eligible under the College Work-Study Program and those who have demonstrated financial need. NATIONAL DIRECT STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM-(NDSL) 87 You may borrow, subject to available funds and your demonstrated need, up to $2500 if you have completed less than two (2) years of a program leading to a bachelor's degree, and up to $5000 if you have completed two or more years of a four year program. Additional funds, up to a cumulative total of $10,000 are available for graduate study, You will be considered for an NDSL loan when you submit your Scholarship and Assistance Application form and FAF to New Hampshire College. Funds for National Direct Student Loans come from the federal government, the College and from previous borrowers. While there is no interest on such loans while you are in College, the loans must be repaid when you leave college. Repayment begins nine (9) months after you graduate or leave college for other reasons. You may be allowed up to ten (10) years to repay your loan; but New Hampshire College repayment schedules usually require repayment at the minimum rate of $30.00 per month or $90.00 per quarter, principal and interest. During the repayment period you will be charged 3% interest per year on the unpaid balance of the loan. You may defer repayments on your loan during periods when you are enrolled full-time for further education, and for up to three years while you serve in the Armed Forces, Peace Corps or Vista. Cancellation or forgiveness of the loan, at the rate of fifteen percent (15%) per year, is available if you teach the handicapped or teach in a school designated by the U.S. Commissioner of Education as eligible for
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