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Dates The following are important financial aid dates for Spring/Summer 2012. March 14, 2012: Registration begins for current and readmitted Students March 21, 2012: Registration begins for new students April 12, 2012: Payment Due Date [After April 12, you should pay in full on the day that you register, unless your financial aid is finalized and completely covers your balance. Students will be dropped from unpaid classes on Thursday, April 12, Thursday, April 19, and Thursday, April 26. Students will be dropped from unpaid classes every night after April 26. Students dropped for non-payment will also be dropped from their wait-listed classes.] May 5 to May 19, 2012: Financial Aid Funds Available in the Campus Bookstore [Students who do not want to have their excess financial aid funds sent to the Campus Bookstore must contact the Financial Aid Office.] May 7, 2012: Semester Starts August 8, 2012: Semester Ends Payment of Financial Aid With the exception of Federal Work Study, financial aid funds will automatically be disbursed to your student account, provided your application is complete and you have met the requirements for each aid type. The Cashier's Office automatically will deduct costs (tuition, fees, contact hour fees, and other charges, such as books and supplies) out of the financial aid that is credited to your account. Any remaining financial aid is refunded to you according to the dates set by the Cashier's Office. Refunds will be issued either by electronic fund transfer to your bank account (direct deposit) or a paper check mailed to your home. Private scholarship checks received by the college will be directly applied to your student account unless otherwise specified by the scholarship donor. When the Financial Aid Office is notified, it will be listed as part of your aid package as an "external scholarship." **Please note: Federal Regulations require the first disbursement of a Federal Direct Loan to be delayed 30 days after the start of classes for first time college students. | |||||||
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