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TUITION POLICIES TUITION AND FEE POLICIES Tuition varies for each program depending upon its length and the cost to provide the training. Specific charges for tuition, fees and supplies maybe found on the course description pages for each individual course. Prospective students who wish to assess the appropriateness of program length, tuition and fees of Brownson Technical School courses relative to others in this industry may do so by obtaining a listing from ACCSC. Prospective students may call or write the ACCSC office (see page 14 for address and telephone number) to review the member directory of all member ACCSC schools containing this information and assess for themselves the appropriateness of program length, tuition and fees. All financial arrangements are required to be made prior to the start of class. Students participating in the school's monthly payment plan are expected to make timely payments. Failure to make payments on time may result in termination. The school charges the same tuition and fees to each student regardless of their legal state of residence. Covered individuals with education assistance under chapter 30, 31, or 33 of Title 38-Veterans Benefits who are pursuing a course at this institution and California is not their state of legal residence, will not be charged a rate higher than the rate the institution charges California residents for the same course. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Brownson Technical School offers students several options for payment of tuition. All students are encouraged to apply for financial assistance if unable to meet educational costs on their own. Brownson Technical School participates in several types of Title IV programs, most of which are based on financial need. Students seeking financial assistance must first complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, available in the financial aid office. The schools Financial Aid Office uses this form to determine students' eligibility and assist them in deciding what resources are best suited to their circumstances. Depending upon program length, student eligibility, and need, the amount of available Title IV funding varies. The following criteria are used in determining student eligibility: ➢ Financial need ➢ High school graduation or its equivalent or proof of enrollment in an eligible postsecondary program prior to July 1, 2012 and pass a nationally recognized ability to benefit test ➢ Satisfactory academic progress towards graduation ➢ Registration with selective service when 18 - 25 years old (if required by law) ➢ Valid SSN ➢ Status as -a U.S. citizen or eligible non citizen ➢ Enrollment in an eligible program with regular student status ➢ Signature on a statement that financial aid will be used for educational purposes ➢ Signature on a statement that student is not in default or owes a refund for previous federal student loan/grant Federal Direct Stafford Loans (subsidized and unsubsidized) and Federal Direct PLUS Loans are also available to Title IV participants. Interested individuals should contact the Financial Aid Office for more details pertaining to loan eligibility and terms for repayment. Information is also available on the Department of Education's web site www.ed.gov/studentaid. The following is a description of the financial aid programs available at Brownson Technical School. Additional information can be obtained through the Financial Aid Office. Io