Piedmont College -Graduate Financial Aid

GRADUATE APPLICATION PROCEDURES

The Piedmont College Office of Financial Aid is committed to assisting students and parents to obtain sufficient resources to meet the educational expenses for attendance at this institution. Further, it is the policy of the College to meet 100-percent of demonstrated, unmet financial need, through grants, loans, work and/or scholarship programs, for those students who apply for aid by May 1 for the following fall semester. For students enrolling spring or summer semesters, please inquire at the Office of Financial Aid for application deadlines. Students receiving financial aid must maintain satisfactory academic progress as outlined in the Student Handbook in order to continue to receive financial assistance.

Loan Request Deadlines
2007-08 Graduate Self-Award Form (PDF File)
Federal Loans
Subsidized and unsubsidized based on FAFSA evaluation.
Loan Adjustment Request Online Form
Work Aid and Work Study
Summer Semester: Graduate students must have a minimum of 6 hours enrollment and cannot exceed the academic year's award limits.
Graduate Assistantships
A limited number are available. Contact the Office of Financial Aid for information.
HOPE Teacher Scholarship
This scholarship is administered by the Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC). This is a service-cancelable loan awarded to students studying in critical shortage teaching fields. These fields are determined annually by the GSFC. The scholarship is usually awarded between July 1 and August 1 of each year.

STUDENT EMPLOYEMENT PROGRAM

The mission of the Student Employment Program at Piedmont College is to provide students a meaningful work experience aimed at enhancing college and career goals, while providing financial support. More information

FINANCIAL AID HANDBOOK

Complete information about Piedmont College financial aid policies can be found here.





	GRADUATE APPLICATION PROCEDURES The Piedmont College Office of Financial Aid is committed to assisting students and parents to obtain sufficient resources to meet the educational expenses for attendance at this institution. Further, it is the policy of the College to meet 100-percent of demonstrated, unmet financial need, through grants, loans, work and/or scholarship programs, for those students who apply for aid by May 1 for the following fall semester. For students enrolling spring or summer semesters, please inquire at the Office of Financial Aid for application deadlines. Students receiving financial aid must maintain satisfactory academic progress as outlined in the Student Handbook in order to continue to receive financial assistance. Loan Request Deadlines 2007-08 Graduate Self-Award Form (PDF File) Federal Loans Subsidized and unsubsidized based on FAFSA evaluation. Loan Adjustment Request Online Form Work Aid and Work Study Summer Semester: Graduate students must have a minimum of 6 hours enrollment and cannot exceed the academic year's award limits. Graduate Assistantships A limited number are available. Contact the Office of Financial Aid for information. HOPE Teacher Scholarship This scholarship is administered by the Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC). This is a service-cancelable loan awarded to students studying in critical shortage teaching fields. These fields are determined annually by the GSFC. The scholarship is usually awarded between July 1 and August 1 of each year. STUDENT EMPLOYEMENT PROGRAM The mission of the Student Employment Program at Piedmont College is to provide students a meaningful work experience aimed at enhancing college and career goals, while providing financial support. More information FINANCIAL AID HANDBOOK Complete information about Piedmont College financial aid policies can be found here.