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Shoreline Community College offers a full
range of
financial-assistance programs.
Eligibility for the
various programs can vary
widely so it is important to
understand the
requirement for the particular assistance
you may be seeking.
(Summer 2010, Fall 2010, Winter 2011, Spring 2011)
Priority Funding Deadline 2010-11 was March 31 (for
all quarters).
Students are awarded in date order about 12 weeks
after all steps below are completed. All required steps
are often not known until the FAFSA report and Data
Sheet are received by the financial aid office.
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Quarterly
deadlines
for
completing
all steps |
Quarterly
start date: |
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Fall 2010
May 13 |
September 22 |
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Winter 2011
August 30 |
Jan. 03 |
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Spring 2011
December 13 |
Mar. 28 |
*Students completing all steps after these dates
should plan to pay for tuition & books on their own to
start; financial aid will be issued when eligibility is
determined later in the quarter. To apply for
Financial Aid, students
need to complete the
following steps.
- 1) FAFSA application 2010-2011"use a PIN (requested
at www.pin.ed.gov)
and FAFSA is completed at www.fafsa.gov; the Shoreline CC school code: 003791
- 2) Data Sheet: available in office & on our
Financial Aid web page www.shoreline.edu/financialaidforms
- 3) Other documents if required (such as 2009 tax
forms, petition for academic progress or other items; be
sure to read the SAR)
- 4) Direct Loan steps [optional] Loan Request form,
Master Promissory Note & entrance counseling (form &
Loan FAQ on Shoreline web site above)
- 5) Transfer Degree- if in a transfer program, then
submit to Admissions the Credit Evaluation Request form
and official transcripts from other colleges attended
within past 10 years (credit evaluation form available
in office or on web)
- 6) Admissions application at:
www.shoreline.edu,
Apply Now
For a
printer
friendly
copy of
this
check
list
click
here:
Financial Aid Checklist 2010-2011
Shoreline Community College
Financial Aid Office
16133 Greenwood Ave. N.
Shoreline, WA 98133
(206) 546-4762 FAX (206) 533-6609
e-mail:
finaid@shoreline.edu
Several types of
grants, tuition waivers and loans are available.
Federal student loans must be repaid and are available
to students who qualify by applying through the FAFSA,
completing the Shoreline Financial Aid Data Sheet and
the separate loan processes used by Shoreline CC. The
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is
completed on the web at:
www.fafsa.ed.gov,
using a Personal Identification Number requested at
www.pin.ed.gov. Shoreline Community College does not
use private lenders for federal student loans. Most
students are encouraged to apply for FAFSA assistance,
even if they may not think they will qualify or need
assistance. The federal parent PLUS loan not based on
need is available for parents of dependent students. A
loan program is also available to students in the
nursing program.
> More
Need-based financial aid for tuition and fees and
does not need to be repaid.
> More
Work Study Address a portion of the financial-aid
eligibility requirements by working at SCC at approved
on-campus and off-campus jobs. Jobs related to the
student's major may also carry college credit.
> More
Worker Retraining
State funds provide job-related training and employment
services to dislocated and unemployed workers in their
present field or for a new career path.
> More
WorkFirst
Free tuition and books for low-income parents to
develop current or new job skills, obtain a General
Education Degree (GED) or enroll in
English-as-a-second-language classes (ESL). WorkStudy
jobs are available to eligible parents.
> More
Basic
Food Employment and Training (BFET)
Free tuition and support services for eligible individuals currently receiving DSHS Basic Food Assistance.
> More
Opportunity Grant
Up to $3,500 for 45 credits available for tuition and
supplies in high-growth industry programs such as
Automotive Technology.
> More
 Scholarships Shoreline
Community College has a variety of scholarships
available for a variety of needs and from a variety of
sources including academic, athletic, community-based
and through the Shoreline Community College Foundation.
> More
Employment
On/off campus
The SCC Job Connections Center maintains a variety of
local employment listings.
> More
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