Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)

Central Carolina Technical College states that if a student withdraws completely from the College while receiving financial aid, the student must return unearned Title IV funds based on their completed enrollment percentage. In the listed return order, Central Carolina Technical College includes the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG).

Central Carolina Technical College explains that financial aid eligibility is tied to satisfactory academic progress and may be suspended if requirements are not met. Satisfactory academic progress is measured by cumulative GPA, cumulative credit hours passed, and a maximum program-hour limit for financial aid eligibility.

Central Carolina Technical College states that students may appeal financial aid suspension on a case-by-case basis, submit a written appeal with documented reasons and a Student Progress Plan, and that decisions are made within a week and students are notified via myCCTC email. Appeals are allowed up to two times, and decisions are final.

Central Carolina Technical College also explains that students on suspension are ineligible for all Title IV financial aid, including loans. Students are responsible for monitoring satisfactory academic progress through their myCCTC account and for following Financial Aid Office requirements if an appeal is approved.

• May be included among Title IV funds returned if a student withdraws completely (in the return order after Federal Pell Grant)

1. Complete and submit the FAFSA at studentaid.gov using Central Carolina Technical College’s school code 003995.
2. Talk to a Financial Aid Counselor to discuss available grants, loans, and scholarships.
3. Read the Financial Aid Memorandum to understand academic requirements to maintain financial aid, including Standards of Progress and maintaining a GPA.

• Residency declaration form (for in-state tuition) and required documents
• Military verification form (for active-duty military members and their dependents)
• Written appeal with appropriate documentation, including a Student Progress Plan (SPP) (if appealing financial aid suspension)