I>age 4 - The Highacres Collegian,
FINANCIAL AID
DEADLINES
All Confidential State
ments should he forwarded to
the College Scholarship Ser
vice one month in advance of
deadline dates to insure a
timely arrival of processed PCS
or SPS in the Office . of. Stu-.
dent Aid*
The Financial Aid Ap
plication for the summer
1975 is due March 14» 1975*
Applications are available
from the Office of Student
Aid or the Branch Campus
Bean's Office. Your 1974-
1975 or 1975-1976 Confi
dent!
al Statement mast be
on file with the Office of
Student Aid by this date.
The 1975-76 Penn State
Applications for Financial
Aid (National Direct Stu
dent Loan, Supplemental
Educational Opportunity-
Grant, College Work-Study
Program, and University
Loans) must be filed by
April 1, 1975. No applica
tion will-be considered with
out a 1975-76 Confidential
Statement (PCS/SFS). Ap
plications and Confidential
Statements are available
from the Office of Student
Aid or the Branch Campus
Dean's Office.
The suggested filing
date for BEOG is available
to students wno began a
post-secondary education
for the first time after
April 1, 1973* 1975-76 ap
plications may be filed with
BEOG until April 1, 1976.
Applications available in
Office of Student Aid or
the Branch Campus Dean's
Offloe.
The 1975-76 applications
for PHEAA grants for Pennsylvania
residents are due (for all cat
egories of students) before May 1,
1975* Renewal students, pre
freshmen, returning students,
transfer students, new applicants
and veteran students must have
a completed application received
by the PHEAA Agency before May 1,
1975* Freshmen and renewal
students will receive applications
Feb. 25, 1975
from PHEAA. All others should
obtain applications from the
Office of Student Aid or the
Branch Campus Dean's Office.
The B3OEAA Si
Study Program, if available,
will be announced in March.
Suamer PHEM Grants, if
available, will be announced
in May or June.
No official deadline, but
allow at less
There is no official dead
line, but allow at least six to
eight weeks for processing. Ap- lkfTrD\/iCli/C
plications should be obtained l/V I tKVIt VY w
from the student's lending in
stitution (bank, savings and
loan association, credit union,
etc) and should be submitted to
the Office of Student Aid with
a stamped envelope addressed to
the lender. Students who axe
applying for loans through a
gencies other than FHEAA should
supply a self-addressed stamped
envelope. Undergraduates may
request up to $2,000 and gra-
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If adjusted income is over
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dent is requesting more than
$2,000, a current PCS or SFS
mast be filed.
ON CAMPUS
The following companies
will be interviewing the two
year associate degree students
on our campus for jobs on the
following dates:
Woolworth 2/26/75 BUS
Pomeroy's 3/18/75 BUS
Hahnes 3/26/75 BUS
R.C.A. ‘ ' ?
Puller 4/17/75 MET
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