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Student Financial Assistance - Foundation Endowments and Scholarships
In addition, many private and public agencies are ready and able to assist the worthy college student. Students are encouraged to check with the local organizations such as women's clubs, Rotary and chambers of commerce. Scholarships that are available to transfer students are listed after the section entitles "Transfer to a Senior Institution". There are many ways to put together needed college funds. Some students receive outright grants or scholarishps for a portion of their expenses. Loans up to $2,625 for the first year and $3,500 for the second year (interest free and no payments while the student is in college) can be obtained. Last but not least, jobs for students under work-study or other employment programs can be obtained to assist with college financing. Many students utilize a package aid program combining funds from two or three sources to pay for their college education in addition to what they can expect to receive from their parents. More than 1,600 Harper College students are receiving some form of assistance in programs administered by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. Students who plan to attend Harper College and have a need for financial assistance should take the following steps:
It is important to complete all these forms, as financial assistance can be received from several sources simultaneously. State and federal financial aid programs have specific standards for academic progress which the student must meet in order to maintain eligibility. Contact the Office of Student Financial Assistance for academic requirements.
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