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Information Regarding Federal Student Aid

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  • Maximum Timeframe and Pace of Completion

    Maximum Timeframe to Complete

    The maximum timeframe of completion to remain eligible for financial aid is 111.11% of the published length of a program (100 / 90% = 111.11%). For example, a program published length of 45 weeks must be completed in 50 calendar weeks (45 x 111.11% = 49.99).

    Pace of Completion

    All students must successfully complete at least 90% of their cumulative attempted clock hours to stay on pace with the maximum timeframe requirements. Attempted clock hours are the hours a student attends each payment period. Pace of progress is measured by taking the cumulative clock hours successfully completed by the student divided by the number of cumulative clock hours the student attempted through the end of the payment period or period of enrollment.

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Federal Student Aid Information

Financial Aid Questions?

Contact: McKenzie Wirtz, Financial Aid Officer / Student Services

330-729-4100 ext.: 1911

Career Programs Six Hundred Or More Hours

Programs with 600 or more hours are eligible for the following financial assistance opportunities.

Federal Student Aid Pell Grant and Direct Loans

Apply: fafsa.ed.gov

Federal Pell Grant

The free application is available online at fafsa.ed.gov. Please include our Federal School Code is 017282 on your FAFSA application. You must create an FSA ID in order to complete your FAFSA application. Eligibility is determined by Title IV guidelines. An award letter itemizing the student's financial arrangements is given to the students for approval prior to disbursing any funds. Pell grant monies are applied to a student's account each payment period as long as the student has maintained satisfactory academic progress.

Federal Student Loan Program

These are interest-bearing loans which must be repaid regardless of course completion. Loans made by the federal government, called federal student loans, usually offer borrowers lower interest rates and have more flexible repayment options than loans from banks or other private sources.

More Information on Federal Direct Loans

Veterans’ Education Benefits

Veterans or immediate family members may be eligible for assistance through the Veterans Administration. For eligibility information or to apply contact the Mahoning Veterans Service Office at 330-740-2451 or apply online at benefits.va.gov/gibill.

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Workforce Investment Act Assistance

Mahoning County Ohio Means Jobs (OMJ) will assist qualified applicants with this process. Call 330-965-1787 for more information. Apply through the Ohio Means Jobs (OMJ) located in your county. Funds are disbursed according to agency policy. Call your local OMJ at the number listed below for more information or to find out how to apply.

School Payment Plan

A school payment plan can be established for monthly payments of tuition and school-related expenses. No interest is charged for the payment plan. An application is available in the Adult Business Office.

Scholarships

Some professional organizations, foundations, and employers offer scholarships for continuing education. Check with these organizations or your employer.

Allow 4-6 weeks to process applications and related paperwork connected with financial aid.


Career Programs Less Than 600 Hours

Programs less than 600 hours are eligible for the following financial assistance opportunities:

School Payment Plan

A school payment plan can be established for monthly payments of tuition and school-related expenses. No interest is charged for the payment plan. An application is available in the Financial Aid Office.

Workforce Investment Act Assistance

Mahoning County Ohio Means Jobs (OMJ) will assist qualified applicants with this process. Call 330-965-1787 for more information.

Apply through the Ohio Means Jobs (OMJ) located in your county. Funds are disbursed according to agency policy. Call your local OMJ at the number listed below for more information or to find out how to apply.

Scholarships

Some professional organizations, foundations, and employers offer scholarships for continuing education. Check with these organizations or your employer.

MCCTC Student Catalog

Information on school policies regarding a student's rights and responsibilities, available financial assistance, institutional policies, completion/graduation rates, student code of conduct, campus security and drug/alcohol abuse policy is located in the MCCTC Student Catalog. The Student Catalog is distributed to each new student during the required Orientation Session.

Click here to view the MCCTC Student Catalog on-line.

Withdrawal and Refund Policies

Students may withdraw from a Career Certification Program by notifying the Program Administrator in writing. Please click here to view our prorated refund policies and procedures.

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