Spring semester now includes the 3-week and 5 week January sessions

Financial aid for Spring, 2020 sessions is available for eligible students currently enrolled in a degree program at Frederick Community College.   Spring financial aid eligibility will be based on the number of required credits you are enrolled in for all sessions that start on or after January 3.  Actual financial aid awards will be based on the number of credits you are enrolled in or completed at the census (lock) date, which is February 7 at 11:59 pm.
 
If you have specific questions about your financial aid eligibility, please contact the financial aid office at financialaid@frederick.edu or call us at 301-846-2620.
 

We are Going Mostly Electronic

After completing and submitting the FAFSA form, refer to your myFCC account for a checklist of financial aid tasks that you may need to complete. Check myFCC regularly for Financial Aid award status updates.

Please note: "Estimated" loan amounts indicate the maximum eligible amount for a student who is enrolled full-time. An "Estimated" loan amount status does not secure course registrations nor guarantee receipt of all funds. To apply for a Direct Student Loan, complete a submitted Direct Student Loan Request Form. Contact your adviser or the Financial Aid Office for more information.

Have Questions About The Status Of Your Financial Aid?

Students must monitor their to-do list through their PeopleSoft student portal “Self Service” account.  https://myfcc.frederick.edu/portal.aspx  If you have any current outstanding verification items in your to-do list we will be unable to process your financial aid file.  The Student Loan Request form is only required to complete for students who wish to borrow Federal Direct Student Loans.

You may also view your Financial Aid Awards in your PeopleSoft “Self Service” account.  To view your awards, click on “View Financial Aid” under the Finances section.   These  amounts are estimates based on Full Time enrollment status for the entire year and can change based on your enrollment status.  To ensure your classes are required for your major, please make sure you review your Degree Plan in your PeopleSoft student center, or regularly meet with an Academic Advisor.Once you register for classes the Finances section will also show your charges and any pending aid, should you have any.

Charging Books Using Financial Aid

If you are awarded financial aid that exceeds the actual cost of tuition and fees, you may elect to use the additional funds to purchase books from the FCC Bookstore.

You may check your awards on your PeopleSoft student center to determine if you have an excess of financial aid. Or you may visit the Student Accounts Office and request a Student Account Summary to determine if your financial award exceeds the cost of tuition and fees.

Loan Exit Counseling

Loan Exit Counseling is required for all departing students and those who drop below half-time enrollment (5 credits or less per term). Loan Exit Counseling is a federal requirement and should be completed at www.nslds.ed.gov

Loan Exit Counseling prepares students for loan repayment, explains student loan rights and responsibilities, and identifies repayment plan options.

Please contact the Financial Aid Office if you plan to leave school, graduate, or drop below half-time enrollment.