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How Withdrawing from School Affects Your Financial Aid
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Federal student aid award is based on the percentage of time you are enrolled for the semester. Depending on when you withdraw, your student aid will be adjusted.
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Eligibility
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Penn State's Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy
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Penn State's SAP Policy outlines the federal regulations we must follow to monitor student progression toward completion of degree and certificate programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree levels.
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Eligibility
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Eligibility
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Student Rights and Responsibilities
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Make sure you are familiar with all of your student rights and responsibilities.
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Eligibility
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Pennsylvania State Grant
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The Pennsylvania State Grant is funded by the Commonwealth and awarded by the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) to undergraduate Pennsylvania residents who demonstrate high financial need.
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Types of Aid
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Grants
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Step-by-Step Instructions: How to View Your Award Summary and Estimated Financial Aid Budget
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Learn about the student financial aid (loans, grants, work-study, and scholarships) for which you qualify.
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Aid Notification
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Federal Work-Study
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Federal Work-Study allows you to earn money to help cover non-billable educational expenses by working within your college or campus, University office, or at an off-campus, nonprofit organization. Positions are available at every Penn State campus.
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Types of Aid
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Employment
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Financing Strategies for Your Education
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Financial aid typically covers only a portion of your educational costs and for the majority of Penn State students, these costs must be paid by the family using a combination of financing strategies.
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Money Manager
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How to Apply for Financial Aid
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Your guide to applying for financial aid, including things you need to know, resources, and assistance with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and Financial Need Explained
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A short explanation of the relationships between your Expected Family Contribution, financial need, and Cost of Attendance.
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Eligibility
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