Grants

WSC School Code: 003007

Which FAFSA Do I Complete?

Use the chart below to determine which FAFSA form and tax information to use based on your enrollment term:

FAFSA Help Guides

After You Submit Your FAFSA

Once your FAFSA has been processed, the Financial Aid Office will notify you about your eligibility. Your financial aid award letter will include information about how to review and accept your financial aid package.

How to Accept or Decline Awards in Campus Connection

Steps to Accept or Decline Awards in Campus Connection

• Log into your Campus Connection
• Select the Financial Aid tile
• Change to the correct aid year
• Select Accept/Decline
• Click Edit
• Select Yes for Fund Authorization – this allows WSC to apply your Title IV aid to all charges
• Use the drop-down menu to Accept or Decline your aid
• Click Submit and confirm with Yes
• If accepting a loan and want to reduce the amount, click Reduce and enter your preferred amount
• Click OK

Important Notes

• Grants and scholarships are automatically accepted on your behalf
• Decline any awards you do not wish to receive – this helps avoid reminder emails from the Financial Aid Office

Federal Direct Loans – First Time Borrowers

If this is your first time accepting a Federal Direct Loan and you are enrolled in at least 6 credits, please complete the following:

• Visit https://studentaid.gov
• Sign in using your FSA ID
• Under “Loans and Grants,” complete the following:
  • Sign Master Promissory Note (MPN)
  • Complete Entrance Loan Counseling (required for first-time borrowers)

Helpful Financial Aid Links

• Campus Connection
  Check your account frequently for updates to your financial aid package and your account balance.
• WSC Student Email
  Official campus announcements are sent to this account. Expect to receive updates on financial aid, registration, advising, and more.
• Important Dates & Deadlines
• Other Information
  • Payment Options & Billing
  • Refunds & Direct Deposit
  • Estimated Cost of Tuition and Fees
  • Cost: Tuition and Fees
  • Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
  • Withdrawing from School