Financial Aid

Financial aid helps students pay for college. This financial assistance can cover educational expenses including tuition and fees, books, supplies, and transportation. There are several types of financial aid, including grants, scholarships, work study, and loans. Financial aid awards may include a combination of these various types of aid.

Learn more about types of aid

In preparation for the 2024-2025 processing year, the Financial Aid will be closed for staff training and activities on the following days:

  • Monday, April 22: 9am to 5pm
  • Thursday, April 25: 9am to 5pm
We appreciate your patience and understanding. If you need assistance, please email us at financialaid@shoreline.edu We will reply to you as soon as possible.

 

Important News Concerning the 2024-25 FAFSA and WASFA

The 2024-2025 FAFSA and WASFA are now available!    The FAFSA and WASFA for future years should be available on October 1.   Please see our FAFSA Simplification Act page for more details.

Schools are expected to begin receiving 2024-2025 FAFSA applicant information in early March 2024.  This impacts the college's  processing timeline and initial aid offers for 2024-2025 will be delayed.  We tentatively anticipate to begin sending aid offers after June 10, 2024.  Please continue to check our website for updates.

Shoreline encourages all students to still apply as early as possible.  

 

Apply for Financial Aid

Follow these step by step instructions to submit your free FAFSA and WASFA applications.

Apply Now

Check Status

Find out how much financial assistance you received and what you need to do next by logging in to ctcLink.

How to check your financial aid status

Disburse and Access Funds

Get access to your aid, transfer balances, and manage your refunds.

Learn about aid disbursement and access

Find Financial Aid Eligible Programs

Make sure your chosen degree or certificate is eligible for Financial Aid and learn about alternative funding options.

See list of eligible programs

Maintain Your Aid Eligibility

Learn about the different measures that are used to determine if you can receive or continue to receive financial aid.

Learn more about Satisfactory Academic Progress

Student Loan Exit Counseling

Leaving the College? Transferring to another school? Set up an exit meeting to ensure your financial aid is set as you move forward.

Learn more about exit counseling

Change of Income

If you or your family have experienced a dramatic change in income or a loss of resources that was not reflected on your current FAFSA or WASFA, you may submit a Special Circumstances request to have your financial aid eligibility re-evaluated. Please note that increased financial need does not guarantee increased funding.

Additional Financial Aid Forms

Once you've filled out your application, if additional documents are required, the Financial Aid Office will notify you and post the requirements within your ctcLink account.

Access copies of these additional documents

Contact Us

Financial Aid

Location
FOSS (5000 Building)
Email
financialaid@shoreline.edu
Phone
(206) 546-4762
*Be sure to include a contact phone number and student identification number (SID) number when leaving a message.
Fax
(206) 533-6609
Hours
See the College's operating hours