What is a Consortium Agreement?A Consortium Agreement • July 11th, 2019
A Consortium Agreement is a binding agreement between eligible schools which enables University of Pennsylvania students to receive various types of aid from University of Pennsylvania while being enrolled as a visiting student at another institution. University of Pennsylvania remains your Home Institution while the visiting school is referred to as the Host Institution. All components of the Consortium Agreement must be completed in full before the agreement will be processed and not all Host Institutions will participate. If the Host Institution does not participate, University of Pennsylvania cannot process financial aid for the semester during which the student attends the Host Institution.
What is a Consortium Agreement?A Consortium Agreement • July 11th, 2019
A Consortium Agreement is a binding agreement between eligible schools which enables University of Pennsylvania students to receive various types of aid from University of Pennsylvania while being enrolled as a visiting student at another institution. University of Pennsylvania remains your Home Institution while the visiting school is referred to as the Host Institution. All components of the Consortium Agreement must be completed in full before the agreement will be processed and not all Host Institutions will participate. If the Host Institution does not participate, University of Pennsylvania cannot process financial aid for the semester during which the student attends the Host Institution.
Summer Term 2017 – Spring Term 2018)A Consortium Agreement • February 9th, 2018
A Consortium Agreement is an agreement between the student, the HOME school (CCC) and the student’s HOST school. This agreement allows the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships at the HOME school (CCC) to consider the credits at the HOST school when processing financial aid.
Summer Term 2018 – Spring Term 2019)A Consortium Agreement • April 2nd, 2018
A Consortium Agreement is an agreement between the student, the HOME school (CCC) and the student’s HOST school. This agreement allows the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships at the HOME school (CCC) to consider the credits at the HOST school when processing financial aid.
ContractA Consortium Agreement • February 18th, 2020
A Consortium Agreement is a contract between the student, the University of Connecticut (UConn) and another college/university (Host Institution). The agreement allows the Office of Student Financial Aid Services (OSFAS) to process financial aid based on the combined registered credits at both colleges for a given semester. In order for all credits to be taken into consideration, a Consortium Agreement must be in place between UConn and the Host Institution. The process for obtaining a Consortium Agreement is as follows:
What is a Consortium Agreement?A Consortium Agreement • September 6th, 2022
A student may receive federal financial aid from only one school during any given semester. If a student is enrolled at more than one school in the same semester, a Consortium Agreement may be used to combine enrollment when determining student aid eligibility at the home school.
What is a Consortium Agreement?A Consortium Agreement • April 5th, 2021
A Consortium Agreement is a contract between two colleges/universities that recognizes the registration of a student at each site for financial aid purposes. It also certifies that only one of the two colleges/universities will administer Title IV financial aid for the student.
ContractA Consortium Agreement • July 13th, 2021 • Missouri
A Consortium Agreement is a contract between two institutions of higher education for the purpose of financial aid administration for a specific student and academic period. It acknowledges the registration of the student at each institution and certifies that only one of the two institutions will administer Title IV financial aid for the student. The student must also agree to the terms of the contract.
Summer Term 2023 – Spring Term 2024)A Consortium Agreement • March 30th, 2023
A Consortium Agreement is an agreement between the student, the HOME school (CCC) and the student’s HOST school. This agreement allows the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships at the HOME school (CCC) to consider the credits at the HOST school when processing financial aid.
ContractA Consortium Agreement • July 13th, 2021 • Missouri
A Consortium Agreement is a contract between two institutions of higher education for the purpose of financial aid administration for a specific student and academic period. It acknowledges the registration of the student at each institution and certifies that only one of the two institutions will administer Title IV financial aid for the student. The student must also agree to the terms of the contract.
Is a Consortium Agreement right for me?A Consortium Agreement • October 22nd, 2015
WHAT IS A CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT?A Consortium Agreement • May 18th, 2012
A Consortium Agreement is a contract between two colleges/universities that recognize the registration of a student at each site for financial aid purposes. The consortium agreement also certifies that only one of the two colleges/universities will administer Title IV financial aid for the student.
What is a Consortium Agreement?A Consortium Agreement • May 6th, 2021
A student may receive federal financial aid from only one school during any given semester. If a student is enrolled at more than one school in the same semester, a Consortium Agreement may be used to combine enrollment when determining student aid eligibility at the home school. A student must be enrolled in a minimum of 6 credit hours (at the home school) to be considered for the Consortium Agreement process (some exceptions apply).
