Satisfactory Academic Progress

Refunds and Return of Title IV

Paying for Tuition and Books

Dropping a Class

Applying for Next Year

Documents & Forms

Financial Aid Workshops

Refunds and Return of Title IV

• Upon receipt of your electronic FAFSA data from the federal processing center, we will mail you a letter requesting documents needed to complete your file. SUBMIT all requested documentation promptly. You may be asked to submit copies of tax transcripts or other documentation to complete your financial aid application. Respond promptly to these requests (and any follow-up requests) to assure timely processing of your application. The first letter is the ONLY paper letter you will receive from Financial Aid, please check your e-mail often to see if there is any other correspondence from the Financial Aid Office. The Financial Aid Office uses the PRIMARY e-mail address registered with Admissions.
  
  
• To stay compliant with federal regulations, the financial aid office must determine if your high school credential is valid.  This does not affect the admission to Alamance Community College.  Alamance Community College does except all High School diploma’s including unaccredited institutions for admissions into the college.
• Please provide a copy of your high school credential to admissions and notify the Financial Aid Office at financialaid@alamancecc.edu when it is received.  To see the full policy please click here.
  
  
• Once documentation is received by the financial aid office, it takes approximately 2-3 weeks to process.  Please plan accordingly.  Deadlines are posted HERE each semester.

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Starting summer 2021 Pell grant rules allow students to receive additional Pell Grant funds and accelerate their academic careers to finish their program of study sooner.

A student may qualify by enrolling in a minimum of 6 credit hours in his/her major for the summer session. If there is not 6 hours in the students major, please refer him/her to the ACC Foundation application.

Students do need to enroll in 12 hours to be considered full time for Pell purposes. Please guide students on appropriate course load in summer.

Attached is the notification given to students. You may click HERE for our Summer Pell Policy.

Students still qualify for the Pell grant if the recipient does not use his/her full award in attending full time both fall and spring, any remaining funds can be used in the summer session if student meets the enrollment criteria.