Financial Aid
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Be admitted as a matriculating student to MCCC.
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Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This can be done on-line at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
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Male Citizens of the U.S. and male immigrant aliens 18 through 25 years old must be registered with the U.S. Selective Service System to be eligible for federal student loans and grants. Men can register at any post office or register on-line at www.sss.gov/regist.htm.
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For Scholarships, students who:
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File the FAFSA by the May 1 deadline date
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Meet the specific requirements of the scholarship
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Are preregistered for the Fall semester
will automatically be invited to apply for scholarships. You will receive a letter in the mail with more information and an application form.
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Grants
Academic Competitiveness Grant: $750 to $1,300
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Pell Grant: $400 to $4,310
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PHEAA State Grant: $100 to $2,900
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Prosser Grant: $200 to $800
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Supplemental Grant: $200 to $600
WAGE Grant: $875 to $3,500
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Scholarships
- MCCC awards Foundation Scholarships
in August for the upcoming academic year. Students must be registered
and must have applied for financial aid in order to receive consideration
for a scholarship.
- MCCC and the NSF is offering scholarships in the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, called STEM disciplines.
(STEM) Scholarships are offered to to full-time students enrolled in one of the STEM programs.
- Students may conduct their own scholarship search at the following websites:
- Students may view additional Outside Scholarships.
- Federal Work Study: $8.00 per hour
- Stafford Loan: $500 to $3,500 (1st year); $500 to $4,500 (2nd year)
NOTICE
If interested in a loan—check Question 26 when completing the FAFSA. Loan Request Forms will no longer be necessary .
Montgomery County Community College offers financial aid in the forms of grants, scholarships student loans, and part-time employment with the majority of our funds provided through Federal and State programs.
How to Apply
In order to receive financial aid, a student must:
Types of Financial Aid
Cost of Attendance
Students' financial need is determined by their Cost of Attendance (COA) minus their Estimated Family Contribution (EFC) and any educational resources they may receive. These COA components are based on a average amount for a student's attendance for a full academic year.
MCCC Financial Aid WorkshopHow to Contact the Financial Aid OfficeCentral Campus
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Meet the friendly and helpful staff of the Central Campus Financial Aid Office
West Campus
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610-718-1906 |
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610-718-1837 |
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101 College Drive |
Meet the friendly and helpful staff of the West Campus Financial Aid Office
