To receive aid you must be admitted to the College under the regular Admission process and be pursuing a degree. A. Pell Grants, loans and work-study are available for summer school. A student must be enrolled at Longwood for at least 6 credit hours during the summer. Under certain conditions, a student may be enrolled less than half-time and receive a Pell Grant. The award letter will include summer school along with fall and spring awards.
Students receive a paycheck once a month for the actual number of hours they work.
However, all other aid is credited to your account. Do not forget to include unemployment compensation, untaxed income, etc. After a student's need has been determined by subtracting the EFC from the total budget, an award is made. If we are unable to award students enough financial aid to meet their total computed need, the difference is unmet need. Q. I am coming to Longwood to get a second undergraduate degree.