Discover how to take courses at another institution as a Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ student and how it impacts your financial aid.
Find out how you can take courses at another institution as a Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ student with approved documentation and learn how it may affect your financial aid status.
FAQs: Consortium Agreement
A consortium agreement is an agreement between two colleges/universities to recognize your registration at each location for financial aid purposes. It also certifies only one of the two institutions can administer your Title IV and state financial aid.
You need to complete a consortium agreement to confirm you have met the requirements to receive Title IV and state financial aid to help pay for your host school courses.
After the Financial Aid Office receives all of your required documents (Permission to Enroll form, Consortium Agreement form, and host class schedule), it takes approximately two weeks for processing.
No. You are only allowed to take courses that will apply to your degree as determined by Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ and your approved Permission to Enroll form.
No. After you have completed it and sent it to your academic advisor, it will then be forwarded to the Financial Aid Office.
Yes. Funds are not transferred from one school to another. If your charges at the host institution are due before you receive your aid refund from Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ, it is your responsibility to pay them by other means.
You may lose eligibility for some or possibly all of your financial aid. You should consult the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Financial Aid Office if you are planning to drop or withdraw from classes.
We will not be able to confirm that you have completed the course(s) and will be required to return the funds to the federal government.
No. Federal regulations state that a student must be seeking a degree to obtain financial aid.
Yes, because you may be entitled to receive additional financial aid based on your combined credits at both schools.
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