Students' requests for re-evaluation based on extraordinary changes in financial circumstances during the 2000 calendar year will be reviewed at that time. If it is determined that your financial need has increased this increase will be funded with additional Stafford loans and Seminary aid if it is available. Part-time students are not eligible for Seminary scholarships. However, they are eligible for Federal Stafford loans, as long as, they are at least half-time and degree seeking students. Students who withdraw from Southern Seminary are responsible for their tuition and fees until the date of withdrawal.
Students are also responsible for re-payment of all student loans.
Please refer to the withdrawal section of the catalog or student handbook for more information. It includes Social Security and veterans benefits, welfare, child support, pensions, military subsistence allowance, etc. Even if you filed a 2000 tax return, complete the untaxed income worksheet A, page 8. Repayment of student loans begins six months after graduation. If you receive unsubsidized student loans you have the option of paying the interest while you are in school or deferring it until you graduate.