Institutional Aid Application - Providence Christian College

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Institutional Aid Application

Section I — Personal Information

Student's Full Name

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Zip / Postal Code

Country

Permanent Telephone Number

Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYYY)

Section II — Student Expectations

While attending PCC, I plan to live:

	On campus
	With parents or guardians
	Off campus (I will be 21 years old by the first day of classes)

I expect to take the following class load for my academic year at PCC:

	Full-Time (12+ units per semester)
	3/4 Time (9-11 units per semester)
	1/2 Time (6-8 units per semester)
	Less than 1/2 Time (0-5 units per semester)

Do you believe you might qualify for any of the following grants or student employment programs (check all that apply):

	Supporting Church Grant (a church that donates to PCC during the course of a fiscal year)
	Travel Grant (your home is outside the state of California)
	Christian Ministry Grant (one or both of your parents are employed in full-time ministry positions)
	College Aid Grant (based upon financial need as determined by FAFSA)
	Reformed Church Grant (membership in a recognized reformed denomination)
	Student Employment (on campus employment)

Are you interested in receiving information about a low-interest student loan?

	Yes
	No

Section III — On-Campus Employment

Providence has job opportunities on campus, especially for students with financial needs. These jobs are similar to Federal Work Study jobs, but our students are hired as part-time employees of the college. The college employment is available to full-time, residential students. Students are paid the California Minimum Wage. Students are expected to work no less than 4 hours a week, and no more than 20 hours a week. Students are eligible for on-campus employment after fulfilling the following requirements:

Complete an IAA form and job application.
Complete an interview and orientation.
Demonstrate an ability to maintain the academic workload (freshmen wil be placed on probation until mid-semester).

Off-Campus Employment

The Office of Student Life has listings of job opportunities in the local community. These positions are released to both residential and commuter students in good academic standing. Wages and application information will be determined by the employer.

Section IV — Outside Financial Aid

Do you expect to receive financial assistance or scholarships from other public or private sources (for example, high school awards, civic organization awards, public company awards, church grants, etc.)? If so, list below the sources and the amounts you expect to receive.

Section V — Additional Considerations

Please use the space below to explain any unique financial circumstances which Providence should consider when creating your financial aid package.

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