Financial Aid Instructional Videos

Complete a FAFSA each academic year.
View your FAFSA status in e-Services about a week after you submit it on the Federal Student Aid website.

If you’re selected for verification, you may need to provide additional information to LSC for us to process your financial aid.
Each phase of financial aid processing needs to be complete for that phase to progress to the next phase.
Each phase can take about week to process once all documents have been received.
Check your Aid Application Status and your LSC email for daily status updates.

When your FAFSA is complete, you’ll be notified that your award notification is complete.
You may be asked how many credits you’re taking in the next semester. View your schedule to confirm the total number of credits in your schedule; then enter that number in the award notification.
Grants (if eligible) will apply after add/drop period is over.
See instructions on how to accept or decline work study (if applicable).
Loan requests: Learn more about Direct Student Loans

Registration Cancellation for Non-Payment (RCFN) is the date you will be dropped from class if you have not made payment arrangements for your courses. It is usually the 2nd day of classes.
Bills and Payments will display a red stop sign if you are in danger of your courses being dropped due to RCFN along with the date/time of RCFN.
Meet payment requirements by doing any of the following:
- Fill out a FAFSA.
- Enroll in a Payment Plan.
- Complete a third-party payment authorization (from employers, community organizations).
- Scholarship award winners: if you have a scholarship, provide Financial Aid office with a copy of any scholarship award letters.
- PSEO and Honors online students: work with your advisor to make sure you’ve filled out all of your required paperwork and to be aware of any balances you’ll have to pay on your own.
- Military or Veterans: Apply to use Veterans or Military Benefits.
Drop any courses you don’t intend to take.

If your bill is not paid in full by the 25^th business day of the semester, you will be charged late fee.
Ways to pay:
- Pay in person at the Student Payment Office using: cash, check, cashier’s check, or money order, credit or debit card,
- Pay by mail using: check, cashier’s check, money order
- Pay online using: credit or debit card or e-check
  - We recommend you choose “Payment Toward Total Balance”
  - To pay a portion of the total balance set up a payment plan to avoid late fees
- Set up a payment plan

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