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1. www.smc.edu › admission-aid › financial-aidFinancial Aid Handbook - Santa Monica College

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   Santa Monica College will return any funds due from the institution to the program and will simultaneously notify the student of any funds she/he must repay. If the student has not received unearned funds, she/he will be notified of the availability of those funds.

2. www.smc.edu › admission-aid › financial-aidFAQ about Financial Aid - Santa Monica College

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   SAP Status is how we see if eligible students can receive a Financial Aid Check. There are 3 important statuses for SAP: Good Standing, Warning status, and Suspension. A student can get Financial Aid with Good standing and Warning Status.

3. smc.edu2.com › topic › payment-optionsPayment Options - edu2

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   If you are withdrawing a student and enrolling them in a different participating Nelnet school, you will need to contact the first school to request the payment plan be terminated, and create a new payment plan with the new school.

4. www.smc.edu › admission-aid › financial-aidLoans - Santa Monica College

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   You must sign your MPN before you receive your loan funds. If you are a student taking out a Direct Subsidized Loan or a Direct Unsubsidized Loan, you must sign an MPN under any of the following circumstances: You have never signed a Direct Subsidized or Unsubsidized Loan MPN.

5. www.collegevine.com › schools › 40cf885a-f5fc-4fc8Santa Monica College Tuition and Fees | CollegeVine

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   What are Santa Monica College's Tuition and Fees? What does it cost to attend Santa Monica College? Below we’ve mapped out the tuition, fees, and room and board that will help you understand how much you will pay for Santa Monica College. We’ve also included financial aid information to help you pay for college.

6. www.collegefactual.com › colleges › santa-monicaSanta Monica College Financial Aid & Scholarships

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   What is Inside a Typical Financial Aid Package at SMC? Santa Monica College average financial aid offer for freshmen students is $4,604.00. About 66% of first year students receive financial aid, most of which is in the form of loans.

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   What happens if a student doesn't receive funds from Santa Monica College?

   • Santa Monica College will return any funds due from the institution to the program and will simultaneously notify the student of any funds she/he must repay. If the student has not received unearned funds, she/he will be notified of the availability of those funds.

   Financial Aid Handbook - Santa Monica College

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   Does Santa Monica College offer financial aid?

   • To be eligible for federal financial aid, a student must make satisfactory academic progress. Santa Monica College has adopted the following satisfactory academic progress policy, which contains elements specified in federal regulations. All financial aid students are required to maintain a minimum overall GPA of at least 2.0.

   Financial Aid Handbook - Santa Monica College

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   How do I apply for Student Aid at Santa Monica College?

   • You can complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) electronically at fafsa.gov or by the traditional paper application method (PDF available). You will receive a Student Aid Report (SAR) by the federal processor and Santa Monica College (SMC) will receive an Institutional Student Information Record (ISIR).

   FAQ about Financial Aid - Santa Monica College

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   What happens if I receive financial aid?

   • If you receive financial aid, it is expected that you will enroll in courses needed to complete your chosen program, work hard at learning, and move responsibly toward successful completion of your educational goal. Most financial aid is awarded to students based on how much money is needed.

   Financial Aid Handbook - Santa Monica College

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   What if a student is eligible for financial aid?

   • Once a student's financial aid eligibility has been determined, the Financial Aid Office will first include all grant funds that the student is eligible to receive in the award package. If there is a remaining need and the student indicated that he/she would accept work, SMC will package Federal Work-Study if funds are available.

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   What grant programs are available at Santa Monica College?

   • Grant programs available at Santa Monica College include: Students are automatically considered for a Federal Pell Grant when they file the FAFSA. Students may receive a Federal Pell Grant for enrollment in one or more units; however, awards for students enrolled less than full-time (12 units) are prorated based on their enrollment status.

   Financial Aid Handbook - Santa Monica College

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8. www.collegefactual.com › colleges › santa-monicaFind out if Santa Monica College is Affordable for you.

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   Can You Afford Santa Monica College? Concerned about paying for college? Take a look at Santa Monica College’s financial aid options, including grants, scholarships, and student loans, then calculate the net price based on your income level to determine if you can afford to attend this school.