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Types of Aid

Upon completion of the FAFSA, your aid package may consist of the following:

• Grants – These are need-based funds and do not have to be repaid. (Unless you withdraw and owe a refund).
• Scholarships – These are funds that can be need, program, or merit based that do not have to be repaid.
• Loans – These funds are borrowed and have to be repaid to your assigned Loan Provider.
• Work Study – Part-Time employment with Fayetteville Technical Community College to gain additional Financial Aid funds.

Eligible Programs

Students who meet all eligibility requirements for Financial Aid may receive funds towards a program of study of the student’s choosing. All Associate Degree programs are eligible for Financial Aid.

The following programs are also eligible for Financial Aid:

Satisfactory Academic Progress

Federal and state regulations require an institution to establish a reasonable satisfactory academic progress (SAP) policy to determine whether an eligible student is progressing satisfactorily in his or her academic program to receive assistance under the Title IV, Higher Education Act programs. A student is expected to maintain a minimum level of progress towards completion of a degree, diploma, or certificate program that is eligible for financial aid.

In order to be eligible for financial aid, students must meet the minimum guidelines:

1. Qualitative Standard – Must not be suspended according to the College’s academic suspension procedure. In addition, a student must maintain a cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0.
2. Quantitative Standard (financial aid pace) – Completion of a minimum percentage of work is measured to ensure that a student completes his or her program of study within the maximum timeframe allowed based on the published length of the student’s academic program. The number of hours attempted is defined as the total cumulative number of credit hours for which you were enrolled at the generic 10% point of each term. The total number of hours earned is defined as the total cumulative number of credit hours for which the student received a passing grade as noted on the student’s academic transcript. Must earn 67% of the total cumulative credit hours attempted (including all transfer credits). For example, if the student attempted 30 credits, he or she must earn at least 20 credits of the 30 credits attempted (30 x 67% = 20).
3. Maximum Time Frame – Must complete a program of study in a timeframe not to exceed 150% of the published length of the program, excluding the first 30 attempted credit hours of developmental education. This will be measured in credit hours (e.g., if the academic program length requires 60 credit hours, then the maximum time frame cannot exceed 90 credit hours attempted). Transfer credits accepted by FTCC from other institutions are included in the maximum timeframe calculation.
4. Monitoring – The Financial Aid Office will monitor satisfactory academic progress every semester (including summer).
5. Change of Major – Students who change their major are still responsible for maintaining satisfactory academic progress according to the policy as outlined. A review of satisfactory academic progress will be based on the student’s program of study. Changing from an associate degree program to a diploma or a certificate program may result in a student losing their federal and state eligibility.

Professional Judgements

Professional Judgement (Special/Unusual Circumstance)
Have any of the following situation happened to you? You may entitle for a Professional Judgment for
special or unusual circumstance:

• Change in employment, status, income or assets
• Change in housing status (e.g., homelessness)
• Other changes or adjustments that impact the student’s cost or ability to pay for college
• Parent abandonment or estrangement
• Parent incarceration

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Disbursement Dates

Fall 2024 FINANCIAL AID DISBURSEMENT SCHEDULE

Registration Course Section Census Date Information
(Click on the link for the Fall 2024 Refund, Withdrawal & Incomplete Dates)

Direct Deposit Information

Disbursement Dates for Pell, Grants, and Scholarships*

Disbursement Dates for Loan Borrowers*

Helpful Links

These links are most commonly used during the Financial Aid process of your academic career here at Fayetteville Technical Community College:

StudentAid.Gov — To complete a FAFSA, Student Loan Entrance Counseling, or Master Promissory Note

FTCC Self Service — To view your Award Letter, Financial Aid Package, accept Student Loans, or set up Direct Deposit

FinancialAid EForms — Appeals and Professional Judgement request forms are found on the link above

GetSAP Counseling — If you are required to complete any virtual counseling sessions for your Satisfactory Academic Progress, use the link above. (When logging in, please replace @student in your email with @ad)

CampusLogic Verification Portal — To submit verification documents online