Federal Financial Aid Requirements
- Have a high school diploma, its recognized equivalent (GED) or completed home schooling
- Be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or other eligible non-citizen
- Be admitted in a qualified program leading to a degree or certificate
- Meet SAP-Satisfactory Academic Progress in your course of study
- Not be in default on a federal student loan or owe a refund on a federal grant for attendance at any institution
- Have turned in all requested documents to Financial Aid and Veteran Services
Paying for College
Funding your education shouldn’t be a barrier. Our dedicated staff is here to help you explore options that meet your needs! We believe that students should not miss out on financial aid opportunities simply because they may doubt their eligibility.
While EAC does not participate in federal student loan programs, our affordable tuition can significantly alleviate the burden of student debt. Let our team guide you toward the options that work best for you! After all, no student should forgo financial aid opportunities due to uncertainty about qualifying.
FAFSA®Explained
Overview of Financial Aid
Types of Federal Student Aid
FAFSA: Determining Your Dependency Status
After the FAFSA: What Happens Next
Who counts as a parent on the FAFSA® form?
For more information about the FAFSA®, visit StudentAid.gov, or Contact Our Office.
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