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![]() Academic Requirements for Financial AidGrants, loans, and scholarships provide financial aid to people who otherwise would be unable to pursue post-secondary education. Financial assistance is available to Tompkins Cortland students through a combination of private endowments and Federal and state programs. Forms for financial aid programs may be obtained in the financial aid office or high school guidance offices. If you have any questions about financial aid, contact the financial aid office for assistance. All financial aid programs require recipients to be matriculated in a program of study and make normal progress in courses. If students are not making normal progress, they will be notified and may not be eligible for financial aid. The effective date of this information is July 1998. Subsequent legislative changes by the U.S. Congress could alter the conditions of the financial aid programs. Check with the financial aid office for updated information. Academic Requirements for Receiving Financial AidAll students who receive financial aid must make satisfactory academic progress in their degree program to continue eligibility for aid. Federal Financial Aid GuidelinesFederal regulations require that students make satisfactory progress in their degree programs to be eligible for assistance from the following programs at Tompkins Cortland Community College:
Academic progress must be measured in qualitative terms (grades) and quantitative terms (credit hours completed). Progress will be measured at the end of the fall and spring semesters. In addition, eligibility for assistance through the TC3 Foundation programs and institutional employment (non-work study) requires that students meet the same standards as those required for Federal financial aid recipients. Minimum Standards of Academic PerformanceStudents must meet the grade point requirements outlined under the Minimum Standards of Academic Performance section of Standards for Academic Progress in the College catalog (see page 41). Students affected by these requirements must receive a financial aid waiver in addition to any academic probation interview or academic reinstatement procedure (see Financial Aid Waivers section).
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