As a student receiving financial aid, it’s important to stay informed and proactive. This page outlines your key responsibilities to ensure your aid is processed smoothly and that you stay eligible for continued support. Following these steps will help you make the most of your financial aid.

  • Meet Priority Deadlines

    Ensure you meet all priority deadlines for financial aid applications and documentation. Missing a deadline could delay your aid or affect your eligibility.

  • Check Your College Email and MyCampus Announcements

    Stay up-to-date by regularly checking your Student College email (Skipjack) and MyCampus announcements. Important information about your financial aid and other college updates will be communicated through these channels.

  • Understand Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)

    It’s important to understand the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements. Maintaining SAP is crucial to keep your financial aid. Review the SAP policy and know what you need to do to stay eligible.

  • Monitor Your Financial Aid Account

    Keep a close eye on your financial aid account in Financial Aid Self-Service through your Self-Service portal. This is where you’ll find the latest updates on your aid status and any actions you need to take.

  • Secure Your Courses with Financial Aid

    Each semester, make sure your courses are secured by the financial aid pay-by date. This ensures your aid is applied to your tuition and fees on time.

  • Attend and Participate in Your Courses

    Regular attendance and active participation in your courses are key to your success. Engaging in your studies not only helps you academically but also keeps you in good standing with your financial aid.

  • Seek Tutoring and Academic Advising

    If you need help, don’t hesitate to seek tutoring or academic advising. These resources are here to support you and help you succeed in your academic journey.

  • Register Early for Required Courses

    To stay on track, register for your courses early. Make sure you’re enrolling only in the courses required for your academic program, as taking unnecessary courses could affect your financial aid.

  • Learn About Financial Literacy

    Understanding how to manage your money is a key part of your success as a student. Explore our Financial Literacy Guide to learn the basics of budgeting, saving, and making wise financial decisions. This knowledge will help you stay on top of your finances throughout college and beyond.

  • Get in Touch if You Have Questions

    If you have any questions about your financial aid, don’t hesitate to contact us at [email protected]. We’re here to help!