- I did entrance counseling at my old college. Do I need to do it again?
- Yes, PCC requires you to complete entrance counseling, even if you have already done it at another college or university. […]
- I just got a divorce. Can I get more financial aid?
- If you have had a change in your financial situation because of divorce, you may qualify for additional financial aid. […]
- I only received part of my loans. Where is the rest?
- You may have more loan funds coming later in the term or later in the year.? Your loan is divided […]
- My account says my refund was already sent, but it isn’t in my account. What happened?
- If you signed up for MyRefunds, you will get an email when your refund has been delivered. ?Your refund will […]
- My financial aid is disbursed after the start of the term. How am I going to pay for classes?
- An accepted financial aid award meets the requirements for the payment due date and?will protect your classes from being deleted […]
- My financial aid isn’t enough. Are there other options?
- There are other options to help you cover the cost of your education, like?Veterans Benefits?and scholarship opportunities. Visit the Paying […]
- Why did I receive less money than I was expecting?
- There are several reasons why you may have received less money than you expected.?It might be one of?the following reasons: […]
- My loans are delayed for 30 days. Does that mean all of my financial aid is delayed?
- No, a 30-day delay on your student loans does not affect other types of financial aid. Different funds may be […]
- How do I get an Opportunity Grant?
- When you submit a FAFSA, you are automatically considered for an opportunity grant. Eligibility is determined by your financial need […]
- What is an expected family contribution (EFC)?
- The expected family contribution (EFC) is a number calculated by the Department of Education to determine the?amount your family is […]