What is the maximum income limit for financial aid?
PCC’s financial aid office uses the results of the Free Application for federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine a student’s eligibility for need-based federal and state aid. Although there is no maximum income limit for financial aid, students with a lower Expected Family Contribution (EFC) are typically eligible for more financial aid. Certain loans are available regardless of income. There are many factors besides income that determine the EFC such as the size of the student’s household, number of people in the household attending college, the age of those in the household, and the state of residence.
UNLV Financial Aid & Scholarships uses the results of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine a student’s eligibility for need-based federal and institutional financial aid. Although there is no maximum income limit for financial aid, students with a lower Expected Family Contribution (EFC) are typically eligible for more financial aid resources than students whose EFC is higher. There are many factors besides income that determine EFC, such as the student’s household size, number of people in household attending college, and asset information.
