Adam @ LMS Login
I love the fafsa, i don't understand why more people don't use it financial aid. maybe the working is too complicated for people for...
This is the time of year when we review prospective freshmen
academic records and award thousands of merit scholarships. This has been going
on for a couple of weeks and we hope to wrap things up by the end of the week. So,
that means lots of letters will be going out this week! These scholarships
include the Presidential, Achievement, National Merit, National Achievement,
National Hispanic Scholars, National Co-op, Project Lead The Way, and SAE
Engineering.
Each applicant accepted by RIT is evaluated for a merit
scholarship. In general, we look at SAT scores, rank in class and demonstrated
special talents or abilities. Congratulations to all of you who are awarded a
merit scholarship by RIT!
At the same time, we are getting ready to send financial aid
awards to FAFSA filers. We’ve been busy getting print materials ready to
enclose with financial aid awards, loading FAFSAs, and testing software to be
sure that awards are calculated correctly. Late last week, we received the Federal
Pell grant amounts based on the new stimulus bill. The maximum Pell grant will increase
to $5,350 from $4,710. This is really good news for our Pell eligible students.
And, we’re still assisting our current students. Although,
this is break week we’re still helping our students get ready for spring
quarter and reapply for financial aid for the upcoming year which begins with
the summer quarter.
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