West Georgia Technical College offers a comprehensive
program of financial aid for students who, without such aid, would
be unable to continue their education. Through this financial aid
program, eligible students can receive one or more types of financial
aid. Financial Aid is generally in the form of grants, scholarships,
and/or a work-study program.
Most financial aid at West Georgia Technical College is awarded
on the basis of a student's academic progress and proven financial "need." Financial
need is defined as the difference between a family's resources
and the total expenses of attending the College. West Georgia Technical
College uses the Free Application for Federal Student Aid to measure
a family's financial strength.
Who Is Eligible for Financial Aid?
- In general, to be eligible to participate in federal and state
financial aid programs, the applicant must:
- Be pursuing an eligible certificate, diploma, or associate
degree program.
- Be a U.S. citizens or a permanent resident alien.
- Be registered with Selective Service, if required.
- Not be in default on a Federal loan program or owe a repayment
on a federal or state grant.
- Be maintaining satisfactory academic progress towards the completion
of an educational program.
- Do not have any drug convictions for drug possession or sale.
- Residency requirements apply for ALL HOPE FUNDING.
(Note: students enrolling at WGTC for the first time are considered
to be making Satisfactory Academic Progress)
If you are not eligible for Financial Aid, the cost of classes
are as follows:
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