FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • December 14th, 2018
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement Instructions Minnesota State schoolsFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • January 29th, 2021
This consortium agreement is to be used by students that are getting their degree/certificate and financial aid from Normandale Community College and who wish to take coursework at another MnSCU institution and have those credits included as part of their term credit load at Normandale.
FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • January 23rd, 2022
One Stop OfficeFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • February 28th, 2013
Financial Aid Consortium AgreementFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • April 24th, 2020
This consortium agreement is to be used by students who are getting their degree/certificate and financial aid from Anoka Technical College (ATC).
PPCC Financial Aid Consortium Agreement - Home InstitutionFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • February 22nd, 2022
A consortium agreement is an agreement between two colleges/universities to recognize your registration at each location for financial aid purposes. It also certifies only one of the two institutions can administer Title IV and State financial aid.
Student Financial Aid Office Department of Enrollment ManagementFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • June 21st, 2010
ContractFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • September 26th, 2019
Note: Students must complete this form for each semester they wish to receive financial aid under a consortium agreement.
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement Instructions MnSCU schoolsFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • November 2nd, 2010
This consortium agreement is to be used by students that are getting their degree/certificate and financial aid from Normandale Community College and who wish to take coursework at another MnSCU institution and have those credits included as part of their term credit load at Normandale.
FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • October 8th, 2014
As per Part 668.19, Student Assistance General Provisions and Part 690.8, Pell Grant Program, Code of Federal Regulations, this consortium agreement is entered into by Empire State College, State University of New York (the degree granting institution), for the purpose of providing federal financial assistance to the student named below.
Financial Aid Consortium AgreementFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • May 22nd, 2009
Generally, a student can only receive financial aid from one institution during any given academic term. However, when a student dual-enrolls at more than one aid-eligible institution,, it may be possible through an approved consortium agreement, that a student’s HOME institution can base his/her financial aid on the combined, aid-eligible credit level. To apply for RCC to act as your HOME institution, review student responsibilities below. If you can check “yes” to all, complete your student section and submit it to your HOST institution for processing. A new Financial Aid Consortium Agreement must be submitted each term in a timely manner (before the end of the second week or prior to payment, whichever is later) for consideration. Approval is at the sole discretion of RCC’s Director of Financial Aid. This agreement takes effect only after it is appropriately completed and signed by all parties. In the event that it is not approved, the student will be notified in writing. Due to pro
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement Instructions MnSCU schoolsFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • November 2nd, 2010
This consortium agreement is to be used by students that are getting their degree/certificate and financial aid from Normandale Community College and who wish to take coursework at another MnSCU institution and have those credits included as part of their term credit load at Normandale.
Articulation Agreement BetweenFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • July 9th, 2019
FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • October 25th, 2016
As allowed under 34 CFR 668.5 students enrolled and matriculated at SUNY College of Technology at Alfred State (HOME) may receive financial aid for those courses taken at another institution (HOST) if those courses are applicable to their program of study. This consortium agreement is entered into between:
Washington DC 20017Financial Aid Consortium Agreement • April 15th, 2011
To receive financial aid while taking classes at another school, students must complete the Financial Aid Consortium Agreement process. Students may not receive financial aid at two schools for one academic period, so as a Trinity student it is important to have your financial aid through Trinity. Not to be confused with the DC Consortium of Universities, Financial Aid Consortium Agreements are needed whenever a Trinity student wants financial aid for classes off campus.
FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • March 9th, 2023
As per Part 668.19, Student Assistance General Provisions and Part 690.8, Pell Grant Program, Code of Federal Regulations, this consortium agreement is entered into by Empire State University (the degree granting institution), for the purpose of providing federal financial assistance to the student named below.
One Stop OfficeFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • February 28th, 2013
CSUB STUDENT FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT FORMFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • June 24th, 2004
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement Guidelines and ChecklistFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • April 23rd, 2019
A consortium agreement is a written contract between two eligible institutions enabling students to take coursework at two different institutions at the same time for the purpose of completing a degree. Under this agreement, Mary Baldwin University will act as the home institution (the institution awarding your degree and administering your financial aid). The visiting school is referred to as the host institution (responsible for certifying the student’s enrollment and the costs for tuition and fees).
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement − 2019-20 Academic YearFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • June 3rd, 2019
Financial Aid Consortium AgreementFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • October 19th, 2011
This consortium agreement is entered into by Moorpark College, Oxnard College, and Ventura College, all colleges of the Ventura County Community College District, this 1st day of November, 2011.
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement ListFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • August 6th, 2015
Advanced Studies in England,American Council of Teachers of Russian American University Center of Provence American University in CairoAmerican University (Washington Semester) Antioch Education Abroad,Arcadia University, Associated Colleges in ChinaAssociated Colleges of the Midwest Associated Kyoto Program Augsburg CollegeBCA AbroadBen-Gurion UniversityBudapest Semesters in Mathematics CETCIEEColby CollegeCollege Year in Athens CUPADanish Institute for Study Abroad Davidson CollegeDublin City University Duke University Earlham College Emory University Glasgow School of Art Hamilton College Hebrew University Hollins UniversityIESIFSA-Butler ISLE Program InterStudyJames Cook University Kansai Gaidai University King’s College London London School of Economics Macquarie University Magdalen College Oxford Mansfield College Oxford Middlebury CollegeNational University of Ireland Galway Organization for Tropical Studies Paris College of ArtPembroke College Cambridge Pitzer College Queen Mar
FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • March 4th, 2021
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement and Campus RequirementsFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • August 28th, 2017
Financial Aid Consortium AgreementFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • May 10th, 2017
The intent of this form is to assist Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) financial aid students who plan to enroll at more than one institution during a term. A student concurrently enrolled at both Oregon Institute of Technology (Home Institution) and the Host Institution will have his/her enrolled credits combined to determine enrollment status for financial aid disbursement. This form is for students that want Oregon Tech to be their HOME school. Only the HOME school may disburse financial aid funds for the term.
Financial Aid Consortium AgreementFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • May 13th, 2008
This financial aid consortium agreement is required by the federal government for either postsecondary institution listed below to pay or process Federal (Direct Loan, PLUS Loan) or state award for a student who is enrolled as a non degree student at the Host institution but is a matriculated graduate school degree candidate at Boston University.
FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • October 15th, 2015
A Consortium Agreement allows a student to receive financial aid at Minnesota West Community & Technical College for coursework taken at another institution (host institution) if the coursework is applicable to his/her specific degree program of study at Minnesota West. Any coursework taken through this agreement will count towards your Minnesota West completion rate and GPA.
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement Instructions Non-MnSCU Institutions ONLYFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • July 1st, 2010
This consortium agreement is to be used by students that are getting their degree/diploma/certificate and financial aid from South Central College and wish to take coursework at another non-MnSCU institution and have those credits included as part of their term credit load at SCC.
Financial Aid Consortium AgreementFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • February 7th, 2022
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement Guidelines and ChecklistFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • February 28th, 2020
A consortium agreement is a written contract between two eligible institutions enabling students to take coursework at a different institution from the one where they are seeking a degree. The student must be accepted in a degree program at Mary Baldwin and have already completed classes at Mary Baldwin before undertaking a consortium agreement. Under this agreement, Mary Baldwin University will act as the home institution (the institution awarding your degree and administering your financial aid). The visiting school is referred to as the host institution (responsible for certifying the student’s enrollment and the costs for tuition and fees).
FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • March 26th, 2013
• I understand: I cannot receive financial aid at two schools during the same term. I need to obtain a permission letter from the Transcript Evaluation Office for the consortium course(s). Enrollment in extended term and/or correspondence courses may have an impact on my financial aid.
FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • August 18th, 2010
The United States Department of Education requires that a written consortium agreement exist between two federally eligible institutions whereby a student desires to take courses at both institutions in the same enrollment period. The following agreement is to provide the legal basis to process financial aid for a student matriculated at Mayville State University but studying at another University or College for a semester or academic year. Pell Grants, Supplemental Education Opportunity Grants, Perkins Loans, Direct Loans and Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students are covered by this agreement.
Financial Aid Consortium Agreement Instructions MnSCU schoolsFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • July 14th, 2016
This consortium agreement is to be used by students that are getting their degree/certificate and financial aid from Normandale Community College and who wish to take coursework at another MnSCU institution and have those credits included as part of their term credit load at Normandale.
FINANCIAL AID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENTFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • January 13th, 2022
As allowed in Part 668 19. Student Assistance General Provisions and Part 690.8. Pell Grant Program, code of Federal Regulations. This Consortium Agreement is entered into between the County College of Morris (the Home Institution) and
ContractFinancial Aid Consortium Agreement • March 28th, 2024
