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Financial Aid 2019 2020 Our Staff Tammy Sommerhalder Tracey Winkelhake Mason White Deb Pugh Richie Kincaid Accounting Clerk III Accounting Clerk III Director Assistant Director Financial Aid Counselor To Ap Apply f for r Ai


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Financial Aid 2019 – 2020

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Mason White Director Deb Pugh Assistant Director Richie Kincaid Financial Aid Counselor Tammy Sommerhalder Accounting Clerk III Tracey Winkelhake Accounting Clerk III

Our Staff

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To Ap Apply f for r Ai Aid:

  • Submit 19/20 FAFSA online at www.studentaid.ed.gov
  • based on 2017 tax information
  • Submit 20/21 FAFSA starting October 1, 2019
  • based on 2018 tax information
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Ex Expected Family Contri ribution

  • After completion of the FAFSA, the federal processors calculate the

Expected Family Contribution (EFC).

  • Schools use this number to determine your aid eligibility.
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Grants

  • Pell Grant: Need based federal grant, lifetime eligibility of 6 years full-time
  • FSEOG Grant: Need based federal grant, very limited funds available
  • Nebraska Opportunity Grant (NOG): Nebraska resident, EFC requirement

Refer to page 10

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Loans - Sta taff fford

  • Federal Direct Subsidized Stafford Loan-Awarded based on financial

need, interest is paid by the federal government while student is enrolled at least half-time.

  • Interest rate for loans disbursed on or after July 1, 2019 is 4.529% fixed.

Refer to page 10

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Loans - Sta taff fford

  • Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loan-Not need based, interest

accrues while student is enrolled.

  • Student can pay interest while in school or it can be added to

principal of loan.

  • Interest rate for loans disbursed on or after July 1, 2019 is 4.529%

fixed. Both loans go into repayment 6 months after graduation or if the student drops below halftime enrollment. Refer to page 10

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Loans - PLU LUS

  • Federal Direct PLUS Loan-Credit based loan in parent’s name to help

fund education.

  • Interest rate for loans disbursed on or after July 1, 2019 is 7.079%

fixed.

  • Parent can apply for deferment while student is enrolled at least

half-time. Refer to page 10

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Loans – Master Prom

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Note

  • If a student has accepted their loan offer, they must complete the

following at www.studentloans.gov:

  • Entrance Counseling, and
  • a Master Promissory Note (MPN)
  • For a Parent PLUS loan, a parent must complete the following at

www.studentloans.gov:

  • a Parent PLUS loan application, and
  • a Master Promissory Note (MPN)
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Federal Work rk-Study

  • Work-Study is a need based federal aid that provides an opportunity

to earn money through a part-time job on campus.

  • Work-Study funding helps students pay for living costs while

attending college.

  • Work-Study awards do not disburse to the student account to pay

charges for tuition, fees, room and board.

  • Students will be paid as a PSC employee with a bi-weekly paycheck.
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Scholarshi hips

  • The Peru State scholarship application is available January every year.

Students must apply through their MyPSC dashboard.

  • It is one application for most scholarships through the Peru State

College Foundation.

  • Some foundation scholarships do require an additional application.
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Outside Scho holarships

  • It is important that you forward any outside scholarships (high school,

local community or organizations) that the student is receiving to our

  • ffice.
  • Federal regulations require our office to coordinate all aid.
  • The Outside Scholarship Reporting Form is located on the PSC website

www.peru.edu.

  • Visit the Forms Bank in the Financial Aid area.
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Satisfactor

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  • Federal regulations require all colleges to establish and enforce

standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).

  • SAP is checked the first time a student applies for financial aid and

prior to aid disbursement each term.

  • Students who are receiving federal aid, as well as campus-based

aid, are required to maintain SAP to continue to be eligible to receive aid. Refer to page 10

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Satisfactor

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  • To maintain SAP students must meet:
  • Cumulative GPA requirement of at least 2.0, and
  • Cumulative Credit Completion Rate (PACE) of 67%.
  • Cumulative pace is measured by dividing the cumulative number of

credits completed by the cumulative number of credits attempted. Refer to page 10

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Imp mportant I Items ms t to Remember

  • Any time our office can request items from the student

which will show up in their To Do List in myPSC.

  • It is important to proactively respond to requested

information and check the To Do List regularly to avoid any delay in receiving financial aid.

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my myPSC

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To Do List

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Imp mportant I Items ms t to Remember

  • All aid is based on full-time enrollment.
  • If enrollment changes, aid will adjust accordingly.
  • Student’s must get in the habit of checking their Peru State

email regularly. Our office form of communication is via email.

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Paren ent Gu Gues est A Access

  • To comply with federal regulations, if you wish to contact our office

and speak about your student’s financial aid information, there must be a release on file.

  • Your student will need to initiate Parent Guest access through

their MyPSC.

  • There will be a session later today for more information.
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See Handout out in back of brochure

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Questions? s?

Office of Financial Aid Administration Building Room 204 402-872-2228 finaid@peru.edu