Undergraduate Distance Education Financial Aid Information
Students taking courses through Outreach and Distance Education
(ODE) may be eligible for financial aid.
Eligibility Requirements:
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Student must be admitted to a TTU degree program, and be enrolled in at least 6 hours.
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Enroll and pay for
course during the term the student is requesting financial aid
for the course.
|
Student
Enrolled in this Term |
Dates of
Enrollment in Correspondence Courses |
|
Spring 2007 |
Present through Thursday, May 17, 2007. |
| Summer 1,
2007 |
Friday, May 18, 2007 through
Thursday, July 5, 2007. |
| Summer II, 2007 |
Wednesday, July 6, 2007 through Wednesday, August 15
2007. |
| Fall 2007 |
Thursday, August 18 20067through
Friday, December 21, 2007 |
| Spring 2008 |
Monday, December 24, 2007 through Thursday, May 22,
2008. |
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Submit a letter
from the student’s academic advisor to the Financial Aid Office indicating that the enrolled correspondence course(s) will apply to the student’s degree
plan.
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Student must have
completed a FAFSA for the
award period in which they are seeking aid, as well as any
additional documentation requested by the Office of Student
Financial Aid (verification documents,
social security card, etc.)
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Student must be
maintaining Satisfactory
Academic Progress as determined by the University.
Financial
Aid:
Due to state and federal regulations,
students must enroll in courses through ODE and meet all of the
requirements listed above before financial aid can be awarded or
released. Students may use financial aid resources as a
reimbursement for their out-of-pocket enrollment expenses.
Students who are enrolling in
less than 6 hours may apply for alternative loans that are
effective for less than 1/2 time enrollment,Alternative Loan Lender List.
Enrollment Status:
Financial
Aid eligibility is determined by the number of on-campus credit
hours that a student is enrolled in for a term. Please refer to
the following examples:
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6-12 hours
correspondence + 6 hours on-campus = full-time financial aid
eligibility.
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6-12 hours
correspondence + 3 hours on-campus = half-time financial aid
eligibility.
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6-12 hours
correspondence + 0 hours on-campus = half-time financial aid
eligibility.
Cost of
Attendance:
Students are
only eligible for financial aid up to the cost of attendance for
their program of study. The Cost of Attendance for ODE courses
only is restricted to tuition and fees, and books and supplies.
For 2006-2007, the cost of attendance for undergraduate (TX
resident) students enrolled in correspondence only will be:
Tuition/Fees: $ 6759
Books/Supplies: $ 845
Total COA:
$ 7604
The
course(s) taken through Outreach and Distance Education must be completed and a
grade posted to the student’s official transcript for the
semester that a Pell grant was received for the course. If the
course is not completed by the end of the semester for which the
student received the Pell, the student will be ineligible for
any future Pell grant until the course is completed and a grade
is posted to the student’s official transcript. Students may be
eligible for other forms of financial aid.
For
enrollment information please contact the
Office of Outreach and Distance
Education.
Financial
aid eligibility is determined by Federal Regulations (2005-2006
Student Aid Handbook) and is subject to change pending changes
in these regulations.
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