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What is the income cut off to receive financial aid?

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What is the income cut off to receive financial aid?

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There is not one income cut off for financial aid. Undergraduate students with low Expected Family Contributions (EFCs) are eligible for Pell Grant and Oregon Opportunity Grant and other federal aid programs. Students with higher EFCs may not be offered grant awards. There are several factors that determine a student’s EFC including: student and parent income, family size, number of students in college, and parent assets. If you do not understand how your EFC reflects your FAFSA information, please call our office and we will help you.

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