Financial Aid at a Glance

2012-2013 Award Year

 

 Type of Aid
2012-2013 

 Other Information 

 Annual
Award Limits 

 Disbursement 

 Enrollment Requirement

  Pell Grant 

 Available to undergraduates only.  Does not have to be repaid. 

 up to $5,550  

 School applies funds to students once each term. 

 Prorated:
12+ credits receive 100%,
9-11 credits receive 75%,
6-8 credits receive 50%,
1-5 credits receive 25% 

  Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant

 Available to undergraduates only.  Does not have to be repaid. 

 up to $600 

 School applies funds to students once each term. 

 Must be enrolled in credits. 

   Oregon Opportunity Grant 

 Does not have to be repaid. 

 amount will vary 

 School applies funds to students once each term. 

Students enrolled in six credits or above may receive a prorated amount.*

  Federal Work-Study 

 Money is earned and does not have to be repaid. 

 Rate of pay is $8.80 per hour.
May earn up to $2,700 

 School issues check to student once a month for actual hours worked. 

 Must be enrolled in credits. 

   Direct Subsidized Loan

 The Department of Education pays interest while the student is in school and during grace and deferment periods.  Money is borrowed and does have to be repaid. 

 Freshman:
1-44 COCC credits up to $3,500.
Sophomore:
45+ COCC credits up to $4,500. 

 Department of Education provides the funds for schools to apply toward students. 

 Must be at least 6 or more credits. 

   Direct Unsubsidized Loan 

 The student is responsible for the interest. Money is borrowed and does have to be repaid. 

 Dependent student may borrow up to $2000.
Independent student may borrow up to $6,000. 

 Department of Education provides the funds for schools to apply toward students. 

 Must be at least 6 or more credits. 

  Parent Loan to Undergraduate Student 

 Available to parents of dependent undergraduate students.  Money is borrowed and does have to be repaid. 

 Cost of attendance minus any other financial aid received. 

 Private lenders provide funds to schools to disburse to students. 

 Must be at least 6 or more credits. 

* The Oregon Opportunity Grant is an ESTIMATE based on state economic information.  This amount may be adjusted when final state appropriation levels are known