If there s one thing that just about every college student agonizes over each semester, it s the time-consuming, somewhat frustrating financial aid process. Just recently, The Chase Manhattan Bank announced that CCAC would be one of three institutions to offer eAwards, a security web-based service that streamlines the financial aid process and directly delivers financial aid packages to students via the Web. CCAC is the only college in Pennsylvania and one of only three schools in the country to test this web-based technology. What makes eAwards cutting-edge is its student sensitivity. Students can instantly access, review, and make a decision on their award package and communicate the decision back to the financial aid office with a click of a button.
Students can request changes to the aid package according to their individual eligibility.
Students can receive assistance in evaluating their packages using eAwards exclusive education finance-planning tools and comprehensive financial aid information Resource Center. Chase developed this service for schools in response to a clear need for improved online functionality. Chase is a leading originator of student loans through a joint venture with Sallie Mae, and has over 30 years of experience in education lending.