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Federal Pell Grant eligibility for Summer courses

Year-Round-Pell Helps Pay for Summer
The Federal Pell Grant Program allows an eligible student to receive up to 150 percent of the student’s Federal Pell Grant scheduled award. This is known as “Year-Round Pell”. Year-Round Pell benefits a student that was enrolled full time in the Fall and Spring terms and allows them to receive up to an additional full Federal Pell Grant for the Summer. Students may take advantage of this program to earn their degree faster.

Eligibility Requirements:
• Students must be eligible to receive Federal Pell Grant for the payment period.
• Students must be enrolled at least half-time.
• Students must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
• Students must have utilized 100% of the Federal Pell Grant prior to receiving additional funds.

Things to keep in mind:
• Summer terms are shorter – Take a manageable caseload.
• Failure to complete courses and/or failure of courses can affect a student’s eligibility and Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
• Only take courses that are required toward declared degree program at MACC.
• Summer Federal Pell counts toward a student’s Lifetime Eligibility Used (LEU)
• Award amount cannot exceed the maximum award for one payment period.

Calculating Lifetime Eligibility Used
Lifetime Eligibility Used (LEU) refers to the total amount of Federal Pell Grant funds a student can receive over their lifetime. If a student was disbursed Federal Pell Grant funds for full-time enrollment for the fall and spring semesters, their Federal Pell Grant usage for that year equals 100%. Everyone’s lifetime limit is set at 600% by federal law, which means students have 6 years of eligibility before reaching that 600% lifetime maximum.

If a student were to take advantage of Year-Round-Pell, they would receive additional Pell grant funds each year. They are still limited to a lifetime limit of 600%, so they simply reach their lifetime limit more quickly.

Utilizing Year-Round-Pell results in a student reaching their lifetime limit more quickly, but they are still eligible for Pell Grant funds for at least 4 years.

Students can check their LEU percentage at any time by logging into Federal Student Aid (studentaid.gov)

Summary
Year-Round-Pell can help students complete their program and earn a degree more quickly.
• It’s not too late to register for summer courses – most classes begin June 6, 2022. 
>>>>> Review Enrollment Instructions (https://www.macc.edu/admissions-advising/)
• Review the Summer Financial Aid Guide for more information about financial aid for the summer 
semester. (https://www.macc.edu/summer-financial-aid-guide)
• You must complete the 2021-2022 FAFSA for the summer 2022 semester. 
>>>>> THE VERY LAST DAY TO SUBMIT A 2021-2022 FAFSA IS JUNE 30, 2022
• Contact the Financial Aid Office for additional questions at finaid@macc.edu. 

MACC’s Hana Haden Named 2022 Women’s JUCO Head Coach of the Year by embRACEus

MACC Lady Greyhound Head Coach Hana Haden has been named the 2022 Women’s JUCO Head Coach of the Year by embRACEus. Coach Haden just completed her 3rd season as head coach where the Lady Greyhounds finished 18-6 while being ranked in the top 15 all year and receiving an at-large bid to the NJCAA National Tournament.

embRACEus is an organization of coaches who have provided professional development opportunities for the coaching community. They advocate for more minorities to be hired in leadership roles in collegiate athletics.

To learn more about MACC Greyhound Athletics please visit www.moberlygreyhounds.com.

 

Bobbi NeJedly of Moberly 2022 ASTRA Scholarship Recipient

Altrusa International Foundation ASTRA College/University Scholarship is an opportunity to recognize collegiate ASTRA Members who have grown through service in ASTRA.  The winning applicant demonstrates exemplary Altruism within her community.  This year, Bobbi NeJedly of Moberly Area Community College was selected to represent this honor and award. 

Bobbi is currently seeking her Associate’s Degree in Nursing.  She represented MACC ASTRA as the organization’s president.  She is also actively involved in the Student Nurses’ Association, St. Raymond’s Society, and City of Refuge.  Bobbi is a single mother of three children. Balancing family, education and work can be quite challenging, but Bobbi also finds the time to give back to her community!  This year, Bobbi assisted with the annual MACC Fall Food Drive, MACC Career Closet, Toys for Tots Toy Drive as well as established the first St. Raymond’s Christmas Program/Gift Drive for the Columbia location.  She invited the director to speak to the MACC ASTRA Group and provided details of their mission for women and children. 

“We are so proud of this young lady and her accomplishments. She is very deserving of this $1,000 scholarship!  We wish her all the best in her future endeavors, congratulations,” says Sonda Stuart, Director of Data & Student Success, Moberly Area Community College.