Catalog 2010-2012 - Miami Dade College

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FINANCIAL AID 2 6 cessed until verification is complete and all corrections have been made. Reapplying Financial aid is not automatically renewed each year. To be considered for financial assistance from one year to the next, all students must reapply. Since the amount and type of aid are based upon the family’s financial situation each year, it is quite possible that financial aid awards may change from one year to the next. Basis on Which Financial Aid is Granted The amount of financial assistance a student receives is generally determined by the need of the applicant, the availability of funds from federal, state, institutional and private sources, as well as the order in which the applications were completed (first-come, first-served basis). Students receiving federal financial aid are required to achieve and maintain an acceptable level of academic progress to receive financial aid. Specific eligible categories are posted on the Financial Aid Web page, and information is available in the Financial Aid Office. Who Qualifies for Financial Aid To be considered for most needbased assistance, you must meet the following basic eligibility requirements: • Demonstrate financial need • Be a U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen • Be registered with selective service, if required • Not be in default on a previous student loan or owe a repayment on previous federal financial aid received at any institution • Be enrolled at least half-time in an eligible program of study (some aid is available only to full-time students) • Maintain satisfactory academic progress. Additional requirements may apply depending on the financial aid awarded to you. Refunds and Repayments Federal regulations mandate that financial aid recipients who drop all courses or officially withdraws from the College before completing 60 percent of their enrollment period for the semester may be liable to repay a portion of the federal aid disbursed. The amount of the return is calculated using a federal formula that depends on the date the student ceased attendance. A student who owes a repayment will not be eligible for additional financial aid until the repayment is made in full. Miami Dade College Student Assistance Programs Scholarships and Grants Scholarships and grants are available annually for students who require additional financial assistance beyond that received from federal and state sources. College funds for scholarships and grants are provided by businesses, clubs and organizations, agencies and from individual friends of the College through the Miami Dade College Foundation Inc. The primary criterion on which grant and scholarship recipients are selected is financial need. However, academic achievement is strongly considered during scholarship recipient selection. A limited number of grants are made available annually for service to the College and to students who may not be eligible for other types of financial assistance. Students who complete the FAFSA and the MDC Institutional Grant Application will be considered for a College grant. Students must complete an MDC Scholarship Application online at www. mdc.edu/scholarships to be considered for a scholarship. Scholarship candidates may be required to submit additional materials, information and personal references. Short Term Loans The Short Term Loan is available to students who are unable to pay the full amount of their schedule by the tuition payment due date. These loans are repayable before the end of the term in which the money is borrowed or upon withdrawal from the College. To apply for this loan visit any campus Financial Aid Office with a copy of your class schedule. W W W . M D C . E D U Tax Help for Educational Expenses The Taxpayers Relief Act of 1997 offers several tax credits and deductions for educational expenses. For more information regarding these programs, go to the IRS Web page at: www.irs.gov/ hot/not7-60.html. Veterans Administration Assistance The Veterans Benefit Program is designed exclusively for providing educational assistance to veterans of the United States armed forces and eligible dependents. Miami Dade College is an approved institution for the education and training of veterans and eligible dependents under all public laws now in effect. The College assists veterans and eligible dependents wishing to receive V.A. educational benefits. Personal and academic counseling, registration fee deferments, tutorial assistance and V.A. Work-Study programs are available. Veterans are encouraged to contact any campus Registrar’s Office to obtain further information. Other Sources of Financial Assistance Benefits for the Disabled – The state of Florida provides funding for the purchase of special equipment and services for all persons with disabilities enrolled in public postsecondary institutions. Contact the campus coordinator of Disabled Student Services. Accessing the Financial Aid Office • Counseling – Financial Aid counselors are available at all MDC campuses, on a walk-in basis to assist students. • Online – You can access the Financial Aid Office Web page at www.mdc. edu/financial_aid/ to obtain more detailed information on financial aid programs, procedures and to check the status of your application and financial aid award. • E-Mail Communications – Regardless of the campus you attend, you can communicate with the Financial Aid Office via e-mail at: finaid@mdc.edu
C a l l u s E s s e n t i a l . . . C a l l u s t h e C o l l e g e M D C Student Services STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES Advisement 29 Degree Audit 29 Basic Skills Assessment Program 29 Bookstore 3 0 Career Services 3 1 Class Schedules 3 1 College Level Academic Skills (CLAS) 3 1 Library and Media Services 3 2 New Student Center 3 2 Registration and Records 3 2 Services for Students with Disabilities 3 2 Student Health Services 3 2 INFORMATION AND POLICIES AIDS Policy 3 3 Automobiles on Campus 3 3 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) 3 4 Grievance Policy 3 5 Housing 3 5 Identification 3 5 Students’ Rights and Responsibilities 3 5 Safety and Security 3 5 CAMPUS ACTIVITIES Clubs and Organizations 35 Intercollegiate Athletics 36 Student Government Association 36 Student Publications 36
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