The Financial Aid Office's mission is to provide to all qualified students who wish to attend York College, information and assistance to those who may have restrictive economic circumstances. There are numerous sources upon which students may draw to finance their education. Some funds are administered by the College and others accrue to the student by virtue of Federal Government or State support in the form of loans, scholarships, and grants. Exact information concerning the process of applying for financial aid and for maintaining eligibility can be obtained at the Financial Aid Office. To determine academic progress, a student's cumulative academic record will be reviewed at the end of each Fall semester, Spring semester, and end of the Summer sessions collectively.
All Summer sessions constitute a review period.
By formal appeal through the office of the Dean of Student Affairs for extension of one review period in exceptional and extenuating circumstances. All students must complete their degree program within an established time frame. Since enrollment status may vary from semester to semester, the time frame is measured in terms of credits attempted at York College. 175 credits Associate Degree candidates should have earned the degree at the point of having 84 registered credits. Suspension - A student on academic suspension is not eligible for any type of aid.