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5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXSFCC and OtherFinancial Aid ProgramsPerformance/Participation Scholarships - Your outstandingabilities in academics, athletics, music, performing arts,and other skill areas may make you eligible for this program.Contact the activity sponsor in the department whereyour specialty is assigned.Top 10 Percent Academic Scholarships - These areawarded to graduates from a high school in SFCC’s districtin the top ten percent of the class.Occupational Scholarships - If you are interested in anoccupational program, you should contact your high schoolguidance counselors or the Financial Aid Office to determineif you are eligible for an occupational scholarship.SFCC Work Study - A limited number of part-time work-studypositions are funded by SFCC each year. Contact the FinancialAid Office for information on available positions or to beplaced on a “waiting list.” This program is not based on financialneed. Contact the Financial Aid Office for further informationat (863) 784-7254.TIPS Plan - To help meet your education expenses, SouthFlorida Community College is pleased to provide the tuitionpayment plan, TIPS. TIPS is available at all campuses and toall students at South Florida Community College. TIPS allowsyou to pay your tuition in monthly payments. The earlieryou enroll, the more payment options you have. You mayenroll in the TIPS plan or review the available payment plansonline at www.southflorida.edu. TIPS is administered forSouth Florida Community College by FACTS ManagementCo., Lincoln, NE. Enrollment in TIPS is provided online byusing FACTS e-Cashier. For more information, pamphletsare available in Advising, Cashier, and Financial Aid Office.The SFCC Foundation, Inc. Scholarships - Scholarships ofvarious types are available from the SFCC Foundation,Inc. Scholarship applications may be submitted at anytime to the Financial Aid Office. However, there are prioritydates associated with these scholarships. (See dateslisted under Financial Aid Information.) The SFCC ScholarshipCommittee meets at appropriate times to reviewapplications and select recipients. If you are applying forthese scholarships, you must complete the FAFSA form.Contact the Financial Aid Office at (863) 784-7254 for scholarshipinformation and applications. Following is a list ofcurrent scholarships offered by the Foundation:AAUW 2nd Chance Book ScholarshipAfrican American/Willie J. Dennard Jr., ScholarshipA. Harrison Kosove Memorial ScholarshipArtistic Endeavors ScholarshipAvon Park Board of Realtors ScholarshipAvon Park Breakfast Rotary ScholarshipAvon Park High School JROTC ScholarshipAvon Park Noon Rotary Music ScholarshipAvon Park Professional Firefighters ScholarshipBank of America Dream Makers ScholarshipBarbara J. Kurtz Nursing ScholarshipBen Hill Griffin Cinco de Mayo ScholarshipBen Hill Griffin, Jr. Endowed Scholarship General & MusicBetty B. Wild ScholarshipBill Blanding Memorial ScholarshipBill Jarrett Automotive Scholarship - Mechanics & BodyBrain Bowl ScholarshipC. Elton and Norma D. Crews ScholarshipCatherine P. Cornelius Endowed ScholarshipCharles & Tami Cullens ScholarshipDavid Wyche Memorial ScholarshipDr. and Mrs. Placido Roquiz ScholarshipDr. Harold E. Henderson Memorial ScholarshipEdward K. Roberts Honors Program ScholarshipFICPA Accounting ScholarshipFrances and Richard Knapp Endowed ScholarshipFred E. Pennell Memorial ScholarshipGeneral Nursing Endowment ScholarshipGeorge S. Buck Endowed ScholarshipGeorge W. Smoot and Louise O’Neal Smoot EndowedScholarshipGlorida and Joe Davis TSIC EndowmentGwendolyn Sanders-Hill Memorial ScholarshipHanford D. Brace, Sr. Memorial ScholarshipHazel and Chester Conerly ScholarshipHibiscus Garden Club ScholarshipHighlands County Citrus Growers Association ScholarshipHighlands Independent Bank Citrus/Agricultural ScholarshipJames Fentress Memorial ScholarshipJoe L. and Pat Davis Endowed ScholarshipJoe L. Davis Special ScholarshipJoseph E. Johnston-Bette L. McDearman MemorialScholarshipJoy S. Y. Chen Memorial ScholarshipJustin N. Patel Memorial ScholarshipLake Placid Rotary Club ScholarshipLarry MacBeth Memorial ScholarshipMiriah Brenner Memorial ScholarshipPatricia Heacock ScholarshipPatrick and Mercedes Carruthers African-AmericanScholarshipPhi Theta Kappa ScholarshipProgress Energy/Florida Power Electrical LinemanScholarshipPushpaben M. Joshi Memorial ScholarshipRobert J. and Jane H. Barben Family ScholarshipSachsenmaier Agricultural ScholarshipSebring Sunrise Rotary Club ScholarshipSFCC Athletics EndowmentSFCC Board of Trustees Honor Scholar AwardSFCC Career Employees Council ScholarshipSFCC Childbirth ScholarshipSFCC Citrus Center ScholarshipSFCC Cultural Series Music ScholarshipSFCC General Scholarship FundSFCC FACC Chapter ScholarshipSFCC Faculty ScholarshipSmokey Padget Memorial ScholarshipSnyder/Singletary Memorial ScholarshipSteven Martin Durrance Memorial ScholarshipSun Trust ScholarshipTake Stock in Children ScholarshipMilitary Office Association of America JROTC ScholarshipThomas Burch Cornelius Memorial ScholarshipThomas P. Clinard Nursing EndowmentVinod C. Thakkar Nursing ScholarshipWauchula Women’s Club ScholarshipWilliam F. Ward Family ScholarshipZenon C. R. Hansen Memorial Scholarship45
5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXLocal Scholarships - Various local groups and organizationsselect recipients for their scholarships. Theseawards are coordinated by or through the Financial AidOffice.Occupational Financial Aid Fee Scholarship/Grant(Occupational Grant) - The Occupational Grant is aneed-based program designed to help you enroll inPost Secondary Adult Vocational (PSAV) and Non-creditContinuing Education Programs (or courses). In general,these are non-credit workforce developmentcourses as defined by Florida statute. You must havefinancial need as determined by the FAFSA; therefore,you must complete the FAFSA. If you are receiving paymentof tuition and fees from other programs, you areusually not eligible for the Occupational Grant. If youare receiving the federal Pell Grant and/or other assistance,you may be eligible, depending on the amountand type of assistance or your individual circumstances.If you are receiving payment of tuition and fees fromsources outside of the Financial Aid Office (e.g., WIA,Vocational Rehabilitation, New Beginnings, etc.), youare not eligible. The Financial Aid Office determineseligibility based on the FAFSA information, taking intoconsideration the amount(s) of aid other than the federalPell Grant. Contact the Financial Aid Office duringthe regular registration process each term to requestthis assistance. A separate application is not requiredfor this award.Please Note: If you wish to apply for a refund due to extenuatingcircumstances, refer to the Academic Appeals sectionof this Catalog.Standards of Academic ProgressStandards of Academic Progress for Financial Aid - Federaland State regulations require that you meet minimumstandards of academic progress in order to be eligible toreceive financial aid funds. The minimum standards atSFCC are applied to all Title IV Federal Financial Aid Programsadministered by the College, except those programswhose eligibility requirements are restricted to institutionalfunds or outside donor restrictions.The financial aid standard of progress applies to all termsor enrollment periods regardless of whether you receivedfinancial aid during a given term or enrollment period. Certainstate and locally administered financial aid programshave a more stringent progress standard. In these cases,the more stringent progress standards will be applied inaddition to the College standard.Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) - Calculation ofthe standards of academic progress will include all termsof enrollment regardless of whether you were a financialaid recipient during those terms. This is not measured untilafter you have attempted a minimum of seven (7) credithours. At the completion of each term or enrollment periodafter the first seven (7) credit hours, including a measure ofprogress made in the first seven hours, your progress towardan education goal is measured in two ways: successfulcompletion ratio and grade point average (GPA).1. You must meet the academic performance requirementof at least 2.0 annual and cumulative GPA. Thestandard of academic progress is reviewed at theend of each term.46
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