—The Daily Collegian Friday, Sept. 1,1989
Student financial aid ____
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By MARY LANNON process can take longer if the appli-
Collegian Staff Writer cation is filled out incorrectly or I
incompletely, he added. /
Loan applicants may complain Out-of-state students must wait six
about the amount of time it takes to 1° eight weeks for their financial aid SJJ&Ss
send in a loan application and funds, Evans said. Because out-of- / /
receive aid. but by planning ahead state students do not work with 1 '
and filling out the proper forms, stu- PHEAA, the University must mail ijsSiSS
dents needing finanical help can get all paperwork, rather than send it
assistance in paying for their college through the computer system, . = s s-^*
education ' resulting in a longer wait, h ! said .
Students seeking aid for both fall Deb McClenahan, senior teller and SHO
and spring semesters can apply until back-up loan officer at People’s "'* 7 *’ THCJNf
the end of the school year. Students National Bank, said students must ii::*:":®!
applying only for Fall Semester aid fill out an application at the bank to
should apply as soon as possible, be considered for a loan there. The Pittsburgi
Robert Evans. University financial bank then sends the application to 80/66
aid director, said. PHEAA, she said. /I
The Pennsylvania Higher Educa- PHEAA and the University then Wm
tioh Assistance Agency announces det ermine the amount of need, if WM
the Fall Semester application dead- a ny, of the student and return this
line in October, and it is usually 30 information to the bank, McClena- J V//1 7/
days before the semester ends, he han said. The bank then notifies the M ' / A 7/
add f d - . , student of the loan, she said. This ”
Three institutions-the Umversi- rocess takes from six to eight \ Charleston
ty. the government and a bank proc- wee ks, McClenahan added. W "84/67 •
ess plav a role in the loan _ ... , .. .. . ASiSs
application process. Though they have the option to W l
To begin the procedures for a J ect a ,PP lcan ,J :•:s:§& /
Stafford loan and any financial aid, N atlona l Bank accep s a sa e "
in-state students must fill out a a PP roved applications said Alice MT*
PHEAA grant application. doh f- student loan off,cer for the
Students then send the application bank
to PHEAA which in turn sends the The federal government subsi
application to the University’s finan- dizes Stafford loans meaning it
cial aid office. Evans said. After pays interest on the loan while a stu-
PHEAA’s notification, students dent is enrolled in school, Evans
must sign a promissory note at their said. The Pennsylvania State Higher
bank, Evans said. Education Assistance Association ** : * : s: i
It should take two to three weeks also offers non-subsidized Stafford
for the entire process from the loans. Fra- these loans, students must
mailing of the application to the stu- pay the interest on the loan while in
dent receiving aid, Evans said. The school, Evans said.
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