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Student Afairs
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Academic support and coaching Academic review Assistance in applying for all Federal and State grants and scholarships Assistance with fnancial aid applications Assistance with special circumstances Career exploration Coaching in developing advocacy skills Community involvement opportunities Counseling referrals Cultural enrichment opportunities Direct aid assistance Emergency loans EOP campus tour EOP scholarships EOP student club
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EOP workshops to strengthen academic skills General fnancial aid advisement Inclusive environment Individualized academic advisement Leadership opportunities Networking opportunities One-on-one professional tutoring services One-on-one student progress meetings Personal computer space Pre-freshman summer academy Scholarship application assistance Textbook lending library Transfer and referral assistance Tuition or book deferrals
Te Educational Opportunity Program is committed to providing college access to qualifed students as afrmed through its policy that states, “Every student capable of completing a program of higher education shall have the opportunity.” Te EOP Ofce at SUNY Schenectady is committed to your educational success and academic future.
Financial Aid Offce Elston Hall, Room 222 518-381-1468 fa@sunysccc.edu Mark Bessette, Director of Financial Aid Janet Danz, Assistant Director of Financial Aid Mary Katherine Marx, Assistant Director of Financial Aid Jean Bursi, Senior Financial Aid Specialist Nicole Grant, Financial Literacy Counselor Te primary purpose of this ofce is to provide fnancial assistance within available resources to those students who, without such assistance, would be unable to attend SUNY Schenectady. Dedicated staf works with students to develop an understanding of fnancial aid and navigate through the application process. Te Ofce of Financial Aid provides: • Assistance in applying for all Federal and State grants and scholarships • General fnancial aid advisement • Assistance with fnancial aid applications • Assistance with special circumstances • Tuition or book deferrals • Emergency loans • Assistance with student loan applications • Student work-study connections Fall 2021 Financial Aid Disbursement Schedule I.
Eligible students with a remaining fnancial aid balance afer tuition and fees have been paid will receive credit at the College Store up to the following amounts: Full-Time Students, 12 credits or more, $1,000.00 Tree Quarter Time Students, 9-11 credits, $750.00
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