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Criteria for Financial Aid for the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year Part IV The Florida College System Eastern Florida State College Student Financial Aid Fee Report - Criteria for Financial Aid For the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year Part IV. Criteria for Financial Aid Please provide a brief description of the criteria used for determining awards for each of the following: *Formulas below of number and amount of Minimum GPA awards will not account for additional Program Name Basis for Award Enrollment Requirement Minimum GPA Initial Award Award Renewal Additional Notes (e.g., basketball; theater arts; top 10% of high school class) (e.g., full-time; 6 credit hrs.) e.g., 2.5/4.0; No GPA requirements 1. Academic Merit Scholarships: Number of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): - Amount of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): $ - 2. Athletic Scholarships: Baseball, Mens Basketball, Womens Basketball, Volleyball *Number of Awards (Part III.1b): 207 EFSC Athletic Scholarships Softball, Mens Golf, Womens Golf, Womens Soccer 12 credit hours or more N/A 2.0 for renewal *Amount of Awards (Part III.1b): $ 511,030.56 Mens Soccer, Womens Tennis, Mens Tennis 3. Public Service Scholarships: *Number of Awards (Part III.1c): - *Amount of Awards (Part III.1c): $ - 4. Cultural Arts Scholarships: Art Financial need and registered in Art courses 8 credit hours minimum 2.5 of higher 2.0 for renewal *Number of Awards (Part III.1d): 76 Dance Audition and registration in dance course 8 credit hours minimum 2.0 or higher 2.0 for renewal *Amount of Awards (Part III.1d): $ 76,131.44 Drama Theatre Arts 8 credit hours minimum 2.0 or higher 2.0 for renewal Band Applied music lessions and Concert Band/Orchestra 8 credit hours minimum 2.0 or higher 2.0 for renewal Choir Exceptionally talented student in Concert Choir 8 credit hours minimum 2.0 or higher 2.0 for renewal 5. Other Extracurricular Scholarships: Recruitment Scholarships Based on participation in EFSC recruitment events 3 credit hour minimum N/A N/A *Number of Awards (Part III.1e): 33 Student Activities Scholarships Demonstration of student activity commitment N/A 2.0 or higher 2.0 for renewal *Amount of Awards (Part III.1e): $ 12,838.00 EFSC Provost Scholarships Predetermined by the EFSC Campus Provost N/A 2.0 or higher 2.0 for renewal EFSC District President Scholarships Predetermined by the District President N/A 2.0 or higher 2.0 for renewal 6. Awards to Targeted Gender/Minority Population: *Number of Awards (Part III.1f): - *Amount of Awards (Part III.1f): $ - FCS 2019-2020 Financial Aid Fee Report PART IV - RFR 12.11.20 YPH 2/23/2021 The Florida College System Broward College Student Financial Aid Fee Report - Criteria for Financial Aid For the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year Part IV. Criteria for Financial Aid Please provide a brief description of the criteria used for determining awards for each of the following: *Formulas below of number and amount of Minimum GPA awards will not account for additional Program Name Basis for Award Enrollment Requirement Minimum GPA Initial Award Award Renewal Additional Notes (e.g., basketball; theater arts; top 10% of high school class) (e.g., full-time; 6 credit hrs.) e.g., 2.5/4.0; No GPA requirements 1. Academic Merit Scholarships: Bachelor Merit Student in the Bachelor Program with a 3.0 GPA or greater 6 credit hours or more 3.0 or greater Number of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): 572 Merit Student in the Associate Program with a 3.0 GPA or greater 6 credit hours or more 3.0 or greater Amount of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): $ 679,353.00 Irmgard Bocchino Book Student enrolled in the Honors Program with a GPA 3.0 or greater 3.0 or greater Nurse Merit Student enrollered in the Nursing Program with a 3.0 GPA or greater 6 credit hours or more 3.0 or greater 2. Athletic Scholarships: *Number of Awards (Part III.1b): 57 Housing student selected by the Athletic Department *Amount of Awards (Part III.1b): $ 160,000.00 3. Public Service Scholarships: *Number of Awards (Part III.1c): - *Amount of Awards (Part III.1c): $ - 4. Cultural Arts Scholarships: *Number of Awards (Part III.1d): 30 Music/Theater Selected by the Music Department *Amount of Awards (Part III.1d): $ 20,000.00 5. Other Extracurricular Scholarships: *Number of Awards (Part III.1e): 11 Scholar Student must show involvement in Extra-curriculum activities 6 credit hours or more 3.0 or greater *Amount of Awards (Part III.1e): $ 14,850.00 6. Awards to Targeted Gender/Minority Population: *Number of Awards (Part III.1f): - *Amount of Awards (Part III.1f): $ - FCS 2019-2020 Financial Aid Fee Report PART IV - RFR 12.11.20 YPH 2/23/2021 The Florida College System College Of Central Florida Student Financial Aid Fee Report - Criteria for Financial Aid For the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year Part IV. Criteria for Financial Aid Please provide a brief description of the criteria used for determining awards for each of the following: *Formulas below of number and amount of Minimum GPA awards will not account for additional Program Name Basis for Award Enrollment Requirement Minimum GPA Initial Award Award Renewal Additional Notes (e.g., basketball; theater arts; top 10% of high school class) (e.g., full-time; 6 credit hrs.) e.g., 2.5/4.0; No GPA requirements 1. Academic Merit Scholarships: Number of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): 81 Admissions Scholarship excellent high school academic achievement 12 credit hours 3 Amount of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): $ 145,313.00 Community of Scholars acceptance into honors program 12 credit hours 3 Merit Scholarship excellent high school academic achievement 12 credit hours 3 2. Athletic Scholarships: Baseball athletic talent grant 12 credit hours 2 Men's basketball athletic talent grant 12 credit hours 2 *Number of Awards (Part III.1b): 93 Volleyball athletic talent grant 12 credit hours 2 *Amount of Awards (Part III.1b): $ 192,807.00 Softball athletic talent grant 12 credit hours 2 Women's basketball athletic talent grant 12 credit hours 2 3. Public Service Scholarships: *Number of Awards (Part III.1c): - *Amount of Awards (Part III.1c): $ - 4. Cultural Arts Scholarships: Drama performing arts talent grant 6 credit hours 3 Music performing arts talent grant 6 credit hours 3 *Number of Awards (Part III.1d): 23 Visual Arts visual arts talent grant 6 credit hours 3 *Amount of Awards (Part III.1d): $ 22,381.00 Vocal performing arts talent grant 6 credit hours 3 5. Other Extracurricular Scholarships: Brain bowl academic competition team talent grant 6 credit hours 3 CF Literary Magazine creative writing talent grant 6 credit hours 3 *Number of Awards (Part III.1e): 40 Forensics Team academic competition team talent grant 6 credit hours 3 *Amount of Awards (Part III.1e): $ 41,250.00 Ambassadors college service program 6 credit hours 3 Patriot Press newspaper journalism talent grant 6 credit hours 3 Student Activities board student government grant 6 credit hours 3 6. Awards to Targeted Gender/Minority Population: Student Support Svcs Matching Grant students in Student Support Services program 6 credit hours 2 Institutional Non Need Grant tuition and fee assistance 3 credit hours 2 *Number of Awards (Part III.1f): 12 *Amount of Awards (Part III.1f): $ 7,500.00 FCS 2019-2020 Financial Aid Fee Report PART IV - RFR 12.11.20 YPH 2/23/2021 The Florida College System Chipola College Student Financial Aid Fee Report - Criteria for Financial Aid For the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year Part IV. Criteria for Financial Aid Please provide a brief description of the criteria used for determining awards for each of the following: *Formulas below of number and amount of Minimum GPA awards will not account for additional Program Name Basis for Award Enrollment Requirement Minimum GPA Initial Award Award Renewal Additional Notes (e.g., basketball; theater arts; top 10% of high school class) (e.g., full-time; 6 credit hrs.) e.g., 2.5/4.0; No GPA requirements 1. Academic Merit Scholarships: Number of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): - Amount of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): $ - 2. Athletic Scholarships: Cross Country Athletic Merit Baseball *Number of Awards (Part III.1b): 91 Softball *Amount of Awards (Part III.1b): $ 394,002.50 Women's Basketball Men's Basketball 3. Public Service Scholarships: *Number of Awards (Part III.1c): - *Amount of Awards (Part III.1c): $ - 4. Cultural Arts Scholarships: Music Artistic Merit Theatre *Number of Awards (Part III.1d): 22 Art *Amount of Awards (Part III.1d): $ 25,766.00 5. Other Extracurricular Scholarships: SGA President Participation in Activity Papoose *Number of Awards (Part III.1e): 6 Science/Lab Asst *Amount of Awards (Part III.1e): $ 9,688.00 6. Awards to Targeted Gender/Minority Population: *Number of Awards (Part III.1f): - *Amount of Awards (Part III.1f): $ - FCS 2019-2020 Financial Aid Fee Report PART IV - RFR 12.11.20 YPH 2/23/2021 The Florida College System Daytona State College Student Financial Aid Fee Report - Criteria for Financial Aid For the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year Part IV. Criteria for Financial Aid Please provide a brief description of the criteria used for determining awards for each of the following: *Formulas below of number and amount of Minimum GPA awards will not account for additional Program Name Basis for Award Enrollment Requirement Minimum GPA Initial Award Award Renewal Additional Notes (e.g., basketball; theater arts; top 10% of high school class) (e.g., full-time; 6 credit hrs.) e.g., 2.5/4.0; No GPA requirements 1. Academic Merit Scholarships: Number of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): - Amount of Awards (Part III.1a & 3a): $ - 2.
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