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Financial aid is intended as a supplement to the students' own resources.
Families are expected to contribute from income and assets to the extent they are able, and students are expected to contribute from assets, summer employment and part-time employment during the school year. Costs for students vary greatly, but only modest budgets can be supported through financial aid programs. Students who have high standards of living or large debts may find that financial aid funds alone will not be sufficient. In awarding aid, the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office will determine the student's eligibility for amounts and types of aid. To be eligible for most aid, students must maintain satisfactory academic progress, and be regularly enrolled in at least a half-time academic course load.