Financial Aid at MCC
Let us help you find the financial aid resources available, and explore the possibilities you have to pay for your college experience.
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Financial Aid at Mayland Community College
The Office of Financial Aid is committed to providing financial services to assist students in realizing their educational goals. Our student-focused employees will provide professional knowledge and personalized service to help students seek and obtain the best use of all financial resources available.
Please use the links to the left to get answers to your questions or contact us for more information.
School Code
Mayland's school code is 011197. Use it when completing your FAFSA.
Purchasing Textbooks with Pell
When can I purchase my textbooks using Pell and what is the process?
Students may purchase textbooks for Fall Semester using their Pell Grant award beginning August 8. For Spring Semester, students may purchase books using Pell beginning January 3. To purchase books using Pell, simply provide the Bookstore with a copy of your class schedule and your student ID number and let them know that you want to charge your books to your student account.
Pell Grant Disbursement Schedule
Summer 2011 - June 23
Fall 2011 - September 23
Spring 2012 - February 15
New Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy
(How Grades Affect Your Financial Aid at MCC)
Here are the highlights of the new SAP Policy:
*A student whose GPA or completion rate drops below the minimum standards of 2.0 or 67% will be placed on Warning and will have one semester to achieve the minimum standards while continuing to receive financial aid.
*Students who fail to meet the minimum standards at the end of the Warning semester will be placed in Unsatisfactory and will no longer be eligible to receive financial aid without completing a successful appeal.
*Students who complete a successful appeal will be placed on Probation and will be required to participate in an academic plan in order to regain financial aid eligibility.
*The lifetime maximum number of appeals a student can complete due to not achieving the minimum GPA or completion rate standards is limited to two (2).
*Students receiving financial aid are required to complete their program of study within 150% of the published length of the program. Students who exceed the 150% timeframe are not eligible to receive financial aid without completing a successful appeal.
*The lifetime maximum number of appeals a student can complete due to exceeding the 150% maximum timeframe rule is one (1).
See Mayland's Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy for complete details.
