Financial Aid Links

Helpful Links:

www.students.gov
a government-wide portal to find any federal services and information.
www.fafsa.ed.gov
To file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid over the internet.
www.ed.gov
The Department of Education web site
www.thecb.state.tx.us
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov
Federal Student Aid, an office of the U.S. Department of Education.
www.tgslc.org
To find out loan information.

Lenders:

Austin Bank (LoanSTAR)
Bank of America  (BHESC)
EFSI (BHESC)
Franklin Bank FKA (HESC)
Nelnet (Nelnet)
Southside Bank (HESC)
Woodforest National Bank (LoanSTAR)

Scholarship sites:

www.finaid.org
www.iefa.org - international scholarships
www.wiredscholar.com
www.fastweb.com
www.collegeboard.org
www.collegefortexans.com
www.truman.gov

Other Documents: (The forms listed below are initially available to you in the  packet that you downloaded after you received your letter in response to you filling out the FAFSA. Please do not download the forms unless the Financial Aid Office has requested that you need to. (Downloading these forms without first receiving a letter referring you to this site may result in a delay in processing your financial aid!)

• Tyler Junior College Financial Aid Application
• Financial Aid Policy Acknowledgement
• Verification Worksheet
• Low income Verification Worksheet
• Student Support Worksheet Form
• IRS Filing Status Form
• Financial Aid Cancellation Form
• Loan Request Form
• SAP Appeal Cover Sheet
• Release Form

2005 - 2006 Documents

• Tyler Junior College Financial Aid Application
• Financial Aid Policy Acknowledgement
• Verification Worksheet
• Low income Verification Worksheet
• Student Support Worksheet Form
• IRS Filing Status Form
• Financial Aid Cancellation Form
• Loan Request Form
• SAP Appeal Cover Sheet

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External Web Resources: Some of the above links will lead you beyond the domain of Tyler Junior College. The College, therefore, has no control over content.