
MCC provides financial assistance to students who might
otherwise not be able to attend college. No student should withdraw
from school for financial reasons without first talking with the
financial aid officer to see if help is available. Financial aid
applications are available at the Financial Aid Office in the
Student Center.
Grants, work-study positions, loans, veterans' benefits and
scholarships are available. MCC also awards over $230,000 in
scholarship money to students each year. The scholarship
application deadline is April 1, and applications are available in
the Admissions/Advising Office. Every student-athlete should apply
for scholarship money.
Note: While a fulltime student during the fall and spring
semester, you should check with the financial aid office to
determine whether there is any funding available for summer
school.
Federally Funded Programs
Federal Pell Grant
Federal Supplemental Educational
Opportunity Grant
Federal College Work Study
Federal Family Educational Loan
Programs
State Funded Programs
Iowa Grant
State of Iowa Scholar
Iowa College Work Study
EICCD Funded Program
EICCD Grant
Federal Loans
Federal Subsidized Stafford
Loans
Federal Unsubsidized Stafford
Loans
Federal Parent Loans for
Students
Student-athletes, recommended by coaches to receive an athletic
scholarship, will be so notified by the financial aid
officer.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship awards are left to the discretion of each coach.
Scholarships can be removed from student-athletes for the following reasons:
Scholarships that are awarded for the cost of books will be handled in the following manner:
The College Work Study (CWS) Program provides limited part-time
employment for students. The federal or state government and EICCD
provide funding. In order to qualify for this program, students
must demonstrate financial need and indicate interest by checking
"YES" to the appropriate question on the FAFSA.
Items to pay attention to when filling out timesheets:
Leadership Award - information available from the
Admissions/Advising Office
Student Accounting Services may place a "hold" on your account
for many reasons; the most common reason is an unpaid balance. A
"hold" may result in denial of access to such services as course
registration, release of official transcripts and diplomas, and use
of College acilities, including housing.
If a student-athlete leaves school of their own choice, all
bills and debts must be cleared before any information (including
transcripts) will be released. In addition, the student-athlete may
be asked to repay any unused scholarship allocation.