Consortium agreements allow ASU graduates to participate in financial aid programs while attending ASU and another accredited college. ASU reserves the right not to enter into a consortium agreement if, in the opinion of ASU Financial Aid and Scholarship Services, such a consortium agreement would be administratively prohibitive. Syndicated agreements help provide additional financial assistance, not for the deferral of loans. Consortium Agreement 2020-2021 This form is required if you are taking courses at CGCC and another Maricopa Community College, Arizona State University or Central Arizona University and would like your help based on these credit hours. Before submitting the agreement to the Grants Office, you must register with the CCGC and the participating school. There are deadlines for submitting a consortium agreement each semester. Please refer to the CCGCC`s Important Dates section for this information. If you would like to apply for financial support based on your combined enrolment in the Maricopa Community College District*, you can start the process by filling out the online form. Register with the HOME and HOST schools and then submit the consortium agreement before the submission deadline. You must enroll at least half of the credits (6 undergraduate credits; 5 graduate credits) at ASU for the semester in question. Students in the Concurrent Enrollment PROGRAM (ASU Nursing CEP) with Arizona Community Colleges, the University of Mary, and the Mayo Clinic must enroll in at least one ASU class. If you visit ASU Online as part of our partnerships with Starbucks, Uber or Aramark, we will not enter into a consortium agreement except for CEP nursing students. ASU law students do not need to enroll in ASU credits, but must have the class space reserved in their schedule.

* Note – Students taking courses at the Accredited College outside the Maricopa Community College District should contact the Financial Aid Office for more information on the consortium process. All notices for the consortium contract process will be sent to your ASU email address. Note: If you receive any of the types of rewards listed below, they will only be prorated based on your ASU* enrollment status (consortium credits do not count). Please read the full census policy for more details on how premiums are prorated to your registration. Once you have received financial support for your college studies at the CGCC, it is your responsibility to maintain your eligibility and ensure that you follow up as needed. Sometimes special circumstances arise – such as . B, refuse financial assistance, apply for a student loan or some other situation – and you`ll need special forms for those times. Below are the forms you need for 2020-2021. A consortium agreement may allow you to have your courses (credits) considered by a host school as part of your overall enrolment in financial support at your home school. You will receive financial support in your home school. The participating school is considered a host school. Call for Satisfactory Academic Progress 2020-2021 You submit this form if you have been refused financial support due to your academic progress and wish to appeal.

Consortium hours for graduate students only apply to TEACH scholarships and FA grants at the same percentage as for undergraduate students. Students in the Tucson component of the ASU School of Social Work receive comprehensive support. To enter into a consortium agreement, follow these steps: Register at the HOST school and submit the consortium agreement online before the submission deadline. Please first read the considerations and conditions of financial support. A consortium agreement may allow eligible students to receive financial support while attending SCC (parent school) and another school (host school) at the same time. If a student is already enrolled in 12 or more credits at SCC, there is no need to complete the process, as the student is already receiving the maximum possible financial support and adding credits would not increase the amount. Maximum appointment deadline 2020-2021 You must reach your academic goal within an acceptable time frame. Once you have reached this deadline (p.B if you have already graduated or tried excessive credit hours), you will need to complete this form so that the Financial Aid Office can determine if you are eligible for CCGC financial assistance. Log in to the Maricopa Advice Center below with your MEID and password to complete the corresponding tutorial and access the call. If you are logging in for the first time, please click below to create a new account.

General download of documents 2020 – 2021 Use this form to download all documents requested by the grants office that do not have their own specific link. Direct PLUS Loan Application Declaration 2020-2021 You must complete and submit this DIRECT PLUS loan form. Federal regulations allow students to receive financial aid from only one school per enrollment period. .