
Financial aid helps make college affordable, and over 85% of NC Central students receive financial assistance. Aid options for covering college expenses include scholarships and grants, work-study, and loans.
Eligibility for federal student aid is determined based on financial need in conjunction with several other factors. The Office of Scholarships and Student Aid determines what you are eligible to receive based on your expected family contribution (EFC). To receive financial aid, you must meet certain eligibility criteria.
The IRS indicated you filed an amended/adjusted tax return.
The parent refuses to complete the FAFSA.
Complete this form if you were declared as an emancipated minor.
A FAFSA correction is required due to an incomplete application.
Complete this form for legal guardianship determination.
Conflicting information exists regarding the individual's marital status.
Low to no income was reported on the FAFSA.
Form for students who were a part of the foster care system, an orphan or a ward of the court.
Parental demographic information must be added to the FAFSA.
A valid signature is missing from the FAFSA.
Determination form for students who were homeless or unaccompanied.
Submit a standard verification of household size and income.
Submit a verification of high school completion and identity.
Submit an aggregate verification of income, household size, high school completion and identity.
This request form is used to obtain copies of IRS tax transcript, wage and income transcript(W2) and verification of non-filing.
Complete this form and provide documentation to show the Plus application was submitted by your parent.
Request an increase for the amount of eligible costs in your financial aid budget for this year.
Request to decrease or cancel a loan.
Request to increase a student loan based on remaining eligibility.
Request to increase a parent PLUS loan (electronically signed by student and parent).
Request to be considered for an NC TEACH Grant service loan.
Complete this form and provide documentation of your U.S. or Eligible Non-Citizenship.
Complete this form with documentation that your loan default status has been cleared.
Complete this form to affirm your prior loan discharge.
Upload documentation to verify your selective service registration status.
Complete this form by uploading transcripts to confirm credits received at prior colleges and/or a letter of explanation for no earned credits.
Complete this form and provide your DD214 to verify your Active Duty service.
Submit this form for extenuating circumstances not listed on the FASFA to determine a student’s eligibility for a dependency override.
Submit this form if your household income has been significantly reduced from the income reported on your FAFSA.
View information that may impact your Federal Student Aid eligibility and learn how and when to submit a Special Circumstance or Dependency Override
Receive one-on-one assistance with completing your FAFSA.
Use this coversheet to fax information to the Office of Scholarships and Student Aid.
This guide provides information regarding receiving Federal financial aid at NCCU.
This guide lists the steps to accept/view your financial aid offer through Banner SSB.
Find out how to create an FSA ID to electronically sign your FAFSA, master promissory note and more.
Find out how to transfer your tax information directly onto your FAFSA.
View instructions for the completion of the electronic master promissory note for students or parents.
View instructions for the completion of the electronic Parent Plus Loan Application.
View instructions on how to submit payment of an outside scholarship.
Access the departmental request form for student academic awards.
Request payment of student awards through the NCCU Foundation.
Financial aid helps make college affordable, and over 85% of NC Central students receive financial assistance. Aid options for covering college expenses include scholarships and grants, work-study, and loans.
To receive consideration for financial aid at North Carolina Central University, students must be in compliance with federal regulations regarding satisfactory academic progress.
To remain eligible for federal student aid during the semester, the student must be attending classes, taking exams, and completing the required course work.