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What types of aid are available?

April 26, 2017aid types

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What types of aid are available?

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Federal Pell Grant Program – These are grants to undergraduate students ranging from $400 to $4050 per year and do not need to be repaid. Please see the Student Guide for more information about this program. Federal Academic Competitiveness Grant Program – The Academic Competitiveness Grant is a need-based grant awarded to undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need. The average award is between $750 and $1300. Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant Program – This grant program provides funds for needy undergraduate students and ranges from $200 to $4000 per year. At HCC the average award is between $200 and $1000 per year. Please see the Student Guide for more information about this program. Federal Work-Study Program – This federal program provides jobs for students to meet a portion of their educational expenses through valuable work experience. Please see the Federal Work-Study Page for more information about this program.

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A. There are many sources to assist you in paying for college. The four main types of aid are Federal, State, Institutional, and Outside resources. It is best to work with our office or a high school guidance counselor to secure the best possible aid package.

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Grant money is provided for some financial aid applicants. Students are expected to contribute to their financial aid package in the form of a work study position or Stafford Loans. The parental contribution can be met through the Parent PLUS loan.