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  • Aid Basics

  • Types of Federal Student Aid

    以下是学生可获得的不同类型经济援助的一些一般描述. Additional information is available at http://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types.

    Grants

    A grant is money that is given to a student by the government or an organization; grants do not have to be repaid. 教育部提供联邦佩尔助学金和联邦补充教育机会补助金(SEOG) to students who are eligible based on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Click HERE to learn more about federal grants.

    The State of Oregon also offers the Oregon Opportunity Grant and the Oregon Promise Grant. Oregon residents that are not eligible to file the FAFSA may file the Oregon Student Aid Application (ORSAA) to apply for Oregon grants.

    Scholarships

    奖学金类似于助学金，因为它是赠予学生的钱，不需要偿还. 奖学金通常是根据学术或其他成就颁发的, and students must apply for the funds.

    The Mt Hood Community College Foundation or the Office of Student Access and Completion (OSAC) are good places to start when looking for scholarships!

    Undocumented students may also find scholarships using the free DREAMer’s Roadmap app. 访问他们的网页了解更多信息，并下载iPhone或Android应用程序!

    Work-Study Jobs

    联邦勤工俭学(FWS)是一项基于需求的联邦学生援助计划，在入学期间为符合条件的学生提供兼职工作. Students must seek out and apply for work-study jobs through the student employment office at Mt Hood Community College. 学生按工作时数直接支付工资，所得工资不得超过学校在奖励年度颁发的总额. The availability of work-study jobs varies by school and not all students are eligible.

    Loans

    A loan is money that a student borrows from a lender to help pay for their education; loans must be paid back. The federal government provides Direct Loan options to eligible FAFSA applicants, and parents of students may apply for Federal PLUS Loans as well.

    Students may also apply for private or alternative student loans from a bank, credit union, state agency, or a school. MHCC不提供私人贷款或提供贷方或贷款计划建议.

    Other Resources

    In addition to applying for financial aid, 我们鼓励你申请所有你可能符合资格的非需要资助. 非需求援助包括不能通过我们的办公室提供的援助，包括, but not limited to: veteran's 福利、职业康复福利、学费减免、美国志愿队和替代性贷款.

    Eligibility Requirements

    Federal Student Aid

    To be eligible to receive federal student aid, students must:

    • Be a citizen or eligible non-citizen.
    • Have a valid social security number.
    • Have a high school diploma or GED, or have completed homeschooling.
    • Be enrolled in an eligible MHCC degree or certificate program.
    • Maintain satisfactory academic progress (SAP).
    • 不欠联邦学生助学金退款或拖欠联邦学生贷款.
    • 如果你是男性，并且目前不在美国服役，请在兵役系统登记(或已经登记).S. Armed Forces.
    • 在接受联邦学生资助(如助学金)期间，没有因持有或销售非法毒品而被定罪, work-study, or loans).
    • (对于大多数类型的援助)根据美国法律规定的方法证明经济需求.S. Congress by applying for such aid on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

    Cost of Attendance

    College costs include more than tuition and room and board. 经济援助预算是基于平均值，并不反映你上大学或所有生活费用的实际成本. The total amount of aid you receive (grants, work, loans, scholarships, etc.) cannot exceed the cost of attendance you have been given. 奖学金和学费减免可能会减少你现有的援助计划.

    Here are common costs included in your cost of attendance budget:

    Item Description
    Tuition The cost of registered course credits. See j754dy1.hzgtly.com/Tuition_Residency/ for MHCC’s tuition rate.
    Room and board Lodging and food costs vary by school.
    Books and school supplies Books can be expensive. School supplies include
    • book bags
    • notebooks
    • pens and pencils
    • paper and computer paper
    Fees 费用因学校而异，但可能包括停车费、技术费、课程费等. Specific programs may also have additional fees. See j754dy1.hzgtly.com/Tuition_Residency/ for information on some of MHCC’s fees.
    Travel and miscellaneous expenses
    • Transportation costs.
    • Personal expenses, such as, clothing and mobile phone costs.
    • Computer and printer.

    Visit j754dy1.hzgtly.com/FinancialForms/ 查看MHCC当前的出勤费用信息(参见当前奖励年度的“预算”文件).