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The document outlines the application process for financial aid and services from Workforce Solutions, detailing the requirements for applicants, including the necessity of a current employment plan for most applicants, while those seeking only child care assistance can apply without one. It provides instructions on completing the application, necessary documentation, and various addendums based on individual circumstances such as veteran status or child care needs. Additionally, it includes information about discrimination complaint procedures and responsibilities of applicants if awarded financial aid.

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Does the Texas workforce help pay for school?

The large majority of workforce education students with documented financial need do receive some form of traditional student financial aid.

What will financial aid cover?

Only courses required for your current major and your degree program are eligible. Courses required for a minor may be eligible for financial aid if they also fulfill core, major, or elective requirements for your degree.

Does financial aid cover developmental courses?

In order to receive Financial Aid for developmental (prep) courses, you must declare an eligible major. If you must take developmental classes, your coursework will be considered a part of your program. Federal regulations prohibit your receiving federal student aid for more than 30 hours of developmental coursework.

What classes will financial aid pay for?

How to qualify An incoming freshman or new transfer student. Apply for admission no later than June 1. A Missouri resident. A U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen. Eligible to receive a Federal Pell Grant. Student Aid Index (SAI) of 12,000 or less, as determined by the FAFSA. Seeking an undergraduate degree.

Does financial aid cover workforce development?

Tuition Aid Grant (TAG) The Tuition Aid Grant (TAG) offers need-based assistance to New Jersey students enrolled at approved New Jersey higher education institutions, covering a substantial portion of tuition for more than a quarter of all full-time undergraduate students.