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Reproductions Supplied by EDRS Are the Best That Can Be Made from the Original Document DOCUMENT RESUME ED 435 378 HE 032 601 TITLE Federal School Code List, 2000-2001. INSTITUTION Department of Education, Washington, DC. PUB DATE 1999-00-00 NOTE 105p. AVAILABLE FROM Web site: <http://www.ed.gov>; Tel: 800-433-3243 (Toll Free). PUB TYPE Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC05 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Educational Finance; *Federal Aid; Federal Programs; *Financial Aid Applicants; Higher Education; Paying for College; Student Financial Aid; *Student Loan Programs IDENTIFIERS *Free Application for Federal Student Aid; Higher Education Act Title IV ABSTRACT The Federal School Code List is intended as a resource for anyone who is completing a: 2000-2001 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), 2000-2001 Renewal FAFSA, 2000-2001 FAFSA Express, 2000-2001 FAFSA on the Web, or 2000-2001 Renewal FAFSA on the Web application. The list is arranged alphabetically by state and then institution, and includes schools in all 50 states and U.S. possessions, as well as foreign schools, that were participating in the program at the time the guide was printed. A step-by-step procedure for completing FAFSA college name and address questions is provided. (JM) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. O U S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ilDepararnema Office of Educational Research and Improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) RI This document has been reproaucea as received from the person or organization originating it Minor changes have been made to Student Financil improve reproduction quality Assistance Prrws s Points of view or opinions stated in this document do not necessarily represent official OERI position or policy. 3EST COPY AVAILABLE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION WASHINGTON. D.C. 20202- SUMMARY: The Federal School Code List of Participating Institutions for the 2000-2001 Award Year. Dear Partner: Enclosed is the 2000-2001 Federal School Code List containing the unique codes assigned by the Department of Education to all institutions participating electronically in the Title IV student aid programs. The list is organized by state and alphabetically by institution within each state. These codes will be used by students applying for financial aid using the 2000-2001 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), 2000-2001 Renewal FAFSA, 2000-2001 FAFSA Express, 2000-2001 FAFSA on the Web, or 2000-2001 Renewal FAFSA on the Web application. The FAFSA instructs students to enter the name and Federal School Code for the schools that should receive your information. Students can check with their college financial aid office, their high school guidance counselor, or the public library to look up the Federal School Code. Use of the Federal School Code will significantly improve the student's ability to communicate college identifications accurately, will avoid errors caused by confusion over similar college names, and speed application processing time. Please make this list available to students. If you would like an additional copy of the Federal School Code List please call 1-800-433-3243 or you can do an on-line search from the Department of Education's Web Page at: http://www.ed.gov If you have any questions about the list, please contact the Application Processing Division at (202) 260-9988. Sincerely, Jean$ Van Vlandren eral Manager for Students EST COPYAVNLM LE 3 USING THE FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE LIST The Federal School Code List that follows is intended as a resource for anyone who is completing a 2000-2001 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), 2000-2001 Renewal FAFSA, 2000-2001 FAFSA Express, 2000-2001 FAFSA on the Web, or 2000- 2001 Renewal FAFSA on the Web application. When answering 2000-2001 FAFSA college name and address questions, applicants should use the official Federal School Code and name found in this list to ensure fast and accurate processing. You can also access the Federal School Code List on the Department of Education's Web Page at: http://www.ed.gov You can use the 2000-2001 FAFSA Express software to apply for financial aid and the FAFSA Express software can be downloaded from the same address. The FAFSA Express software contains the Federal School Code List and you can use it to do a search for a particular school and its code. All postsecondary schools that are currently eligible for Title IV aid and signed up to participate electronically are listed in the Federal School Code List, with each school's official Federal School Code, name, and address. The schools are listed first by state and then alphabetically by name within each state. Procedures for completing the FAFSA college name and address question are listed below. For each school that applicants wish to list in question 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, and 98 of the 2000-2001 FAFSA, do the following: 1.Find the correct state of the desired school, using the appropriate state name. 2.Find the exact name and address of the desired school within the state listing. Names of schools may be similar. Please be certain you have found the exact school name and address before proceeding. 3. On the FAFSA, write the name of the school under "Name of college." The name must exactly match the one you have found in the Federal School Code List. 4.Write the six-character Federal School Code in the spaces provided under the "Federal School Code." You do not have to include the address. 5.Indicate housing plans for each school according to the directions on the FAFSA. 6.Repeat procedures 1 5 for each desired college, up to a maximum of six. Please note that if the Federal School Code or name for a desired school is listed incorrectly on your FAFSA, processing may be delayed. Please note: The Federal School Code List is published once a year, with schools that are paracipuling ui the time of printing. HST COPY AVALABLE School Code List Page 1 CENTRAL ALABAMA COMMUNITY COLLEG INTERNATIONAL BIBLE COLLEGE NORTI1WEST- SHOALS COMMUNITY COLLE PO BOX 699 POST OFFICE BOX IBC GEORGE WALLACE BLVD POB 2545 Alabama ALEXANDER CITY, AL 35011 FLORENCE, AL 35630 MUSCLE SHOALS, AL 35662 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001007 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 015370 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 005697 CIIATTAIIOOCIIEE VALLEY CMTY CLG J.F. DRAKE STATE TECH COLLEGE OAKWOOD COLLEGE 2602 COLLEGE DRIVE 3421 MERIDIAN STREET NORM 7000 ADVENTIST BLVD ALABAMA AGRCLTL & MECIIL UNIV PHENIX CITY, AL 36869 HUNTSVILLE, AL 35811 HUNTSVILLE, AL 35896 PO BOX 907 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 012182 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 005260 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001033 NORMAL, AL 35762 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001002 CIIAUNCEY SPARKS STATE TECIINICAL CLG JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY PRINCE INST PROFESSIONAL STUDIES HWY 431 S PO DRAWER 580 700 PELHAM RD NORTH PINCL.AID 7735 ATLANTA HWY ALABAMA SOUTHERN COMMUNITY COLLE EUFAULA. AL 36072 JACKSONVILLE. AL 36265 MONTGOMERY. AL 36117 PO BOX 2000 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 005736 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001020 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 016217 MONROEVILLE. AL 36461 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001034 CONCORDIA COLLEGE JAMES II FAULKNER STATE CMTY COL LEG REID STATE TECIINICAL COLLEGE 1804 GREEN STREET 1900 US HWY 31 SOUTH POSTOFFICE BOX 538 ALABAMA STATE CLG BARBER STYLING SELMA, AL 36701 BAY MINETTE. AL 36507 EVERGREEN. AL 36401 9480 PARKWAY E FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 010554 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001060 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 005692 BIRMINGHAM. AL 35215 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 030325 DOUGLAS MACARTHUR STATE TECH COLG. JEFFERSON DAVIS STATE JR CLG SAMFORD UNIVERSITY P.O. DRAWER 910/1708 N. MAIN 020 A LCO DR. 800 LAKESHORE DRIVE ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY OPP. AL 36467 BREWTON. AL 36426 BIRMINGHAM. AL 35229 915 SOUTH JACKSON STREET FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 005698 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001021 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001036 MONTGOMERY. AL 36101 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001005 ENTERPRISE STATE JR COLLEGE JEFFERSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SIIELTON STATE COMMUNITY CLC POST OFFICE BOX 1300 2601 CARSON ROAD 9500 OLD GREENSBORO ROAD ATHENS STATE UNIVERSITY ENTERPRISE. AL 36331 BIRMINGHAM. AL 35215 TUSCALOOSA. AL 35405 300 NORM BEATY STREET FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001015 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001022 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 005691 ATHENS. AL 35611 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001008 FAULKNER UNIVERSITY JOHN C CALIIOUN STATE COMMUNITY CLG SNEAD STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 5345 ATLANTA HIGHWAY POST OFFICE BOX 2216 PO DRAWER D ATMORE STATE TECIINICAL COLLEGE. MONTGOMERY. AL 36109 DECATUR, AL 35609 BOAZ, AL 35957 POST OFFICE BOX 1119 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001003 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001013 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001038 ATMORE, AL 36504 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 014292 GADSDEN BUSINESS COLLEGE JOHN M PATTERSON ST TECII COLLEGE SOUTH ALABAMA BEAUTY COLLEGE 750 FORREST AVE 3920 TROY HIGHWAY 2861 S MCKENZIE ST AUBURN UNIVERSITY GADSDEN. AL 35901 MONTGOMERY. AL 36116 FOLEY. AL 36535 203 MARY MARTIN HALL FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 004462 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 005693 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 017256 AUBURN, AL 36849 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001009 GADSDEN STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE JOYCE DUNCANS ACAD OF COSMETOLOGY SOUTH COLLEGE PO BOX 227 GEO WALLACE DR 2115 JONATHAN DRIVE 122 COMMERCE ST AUBURN UNIVERSITY-MONTGOMERY GADSDEN. AL 35902 HUNTSVILLE. AL 35810 MONTGOMERY. AL 36104 P 0 BOX 244023 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001017 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 026210 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 004463 MONTGOMERY. AL 36124 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 008310 GAMIER AND COMPANY BEAUTY COLLEGE JUDSON COLLEGE SOUTHEAST COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 414 E WILLOW ST 302 BMB STREET 828 DOWNTOWNER LOOP W BESSEMER STATE TECH COLLEGE SCOTTSBORO. AL 35768 MARION. AL 36756 MOBILE. AL 36609 POST OFFICE BOX 308 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 016445 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001023 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 026055 BESSEMER. AL 35020 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 005704 GEORGE C WALLACE STATE CMTY CLG LAWSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOUTHEASTERN BIBLE COLLEGE PO BOX 2000 3060 WILSON ROAD S.W. 3001 HIGHWAY 280 EAST BEVILL STATE CMTY CLG-BREWER CAMPU HANCEVILLF. AL 35077 BIRMINGHAM. AL 35221 BIRMINGHAM. AL 35243 2631 TEMPLE AVE N FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 007871 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 001059 FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 013857 FAYETTE.
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