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Who Can Appeal? You may be eligible to appeal if you did not meet SAP requirements due to one of the following extenuating circumstances: Illness or injury (student or immediate family) Death of an immediate family member Emotional/mental health challenges Loss of employment Natural disaster or other personal emergency Enrolled in a high-unit academic program Note: Submitting an appeal does … Read More
Financial aid funds are applied first to your tuition and mandatory fees. If the amount of aid you receive is greater than your charges, the extra funds are refunded to you. Refunds are typically issued through BankMobile or direct deposit, depending on the refund preference you set up. What You Need to Know Complete your file: Aid can only be … Read More
How to Complete Your Financial Aid File in Self-Service Your financial aid file must be complete before any aid can be processed or disbursed. Using Woodland Community College Self-Service, you can check your Award Letter, find out if you have missing documents, and monitor your Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) status—all in one place. Video Guide Watch this walkthrough of how … Read More