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Feather River College
570 Golden Eagle Ave.
Quincy, CA. 95971

530-283-0202

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FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE

FINANCIAL AID OFFICE

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SUMMER OFFICE HOURS:

Open Hours for June 7 - July 30:

Monday:  8:30am - 5:00pm
Tuesday:  12:00pm - 5:00pm
Wednesday: 8:30am - 1:00pm
Thursday: 8:30am - 3:00pm
Friday: Campus Closed

NOTE:
Our office will be closed for training July 5th - July 9th

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ATTENTION STUDENTS:

We suggest all students safeguard their money by opening up a checking or savings account. For a list of local banks please contact our office or check the local yellow pages.

Have you planned a budget for the semester?  Please use our Spending Plan Worksheet to help you manage your financial aid and other income.

 

File Your FAFSA Now!

FRC School Code:  008597

 

CHECK YOUR FRC FINANCIAL AID STATUS ONLINE!

For information on how to use the Student Portal, click here!

Access to this new system’s Self-Service is obtained by using the FRC student ID number, a nine-digit number beginning with “900”.  Your ID number is located on your 2009-10 award letter.  Initially your PIN for Self-Service is your birth date, in the form of MMDDYY.  Immediately after logging into Self-Service the first time, your birth date PIN expires and you must select a different, secure six-digit PIN.  You are also asked to create a security question.

Welcome to the FRC Financial Aid Office homepage!  The Financial Aid staff are dedicated to assisting students and families in obtaining funds to cover college costs in an equitable manner.  Financial assistance is available from the Federal and State governments, Feather River College, local organizations, and lending institutions.  The application process for financial aid is complex, and we are here to help you with the process. Feel free to contact the Financial Aid Office for assistance. Our goal is to see that financial problems do not prevent you from participating in your educational experience. We look forward to serving you!
                       

Mission:  To provide educational opportunities for all students through the delivery of student federal and state financial aid and scholarship programs.  To insure compliance with federal, state, and institutional statutory and/or regulatory requirements associated with the delivery of student financial assistance and financial resources.

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2010-2011

NINE MONTH STUDENT EXPENSE BUDGET
revised 7/14/2010

 

Fall & Spring Semesters

CA With Parents

 

CA Off/On Campus

 

Out-Of-State & International

(Including Nevada students who are not offered Good Neighbor)

 

Good Neighbor

(Must apply and be offered Good Neighbor)

 

Fees (1)

859

859

7459

1339

Books & Supplies (2)

1620

1620

1620

1620

Room & Board (3)

4392

8160

8160

8160

Transportation (4)

963

1080

1080

1080

Miscellaneous (5)

2250

2250

2250

2250

Total

$10,084

$13,969

$20,569

$14,449

1 -  FEE NOTES

    • Fees include Health & Transit fees which are $17 per semester for Health fee and $1.50 per unit for Transit fee.
    • Fees based on full-time of 15 units per semester (which is the minimum load needed to graduate in 2 years)
    • California residents: $26 per unit
    • Out-of-State & International students: $246 per unit
    • Good Neighbor students: $42 per unit
    • Nevada students have to apply for and be offered Good Neighbor rates; other Nevada students will pay Out-Of-State rates
    • Fees are subject to change pending final approval of the California State Budget

2 - The breakdown for this category is as follows: books ($882), educational supplies ($234), course material fees ($135), and computer-related expenses ($369), excluding the costs associated with the purchase of a personal computer.

3 - Includes dorm reduced 2010-2011 charges (on-campus – includes provisions of contract  required by FRC housing) or rent and utilities (off-campus), food, snacks, meals on campus, household supplies.

4 - Includes travel to and from parent’s residence (for California and nearby western states) and transportation costs to and from classes and work (e.g. bus fare, gasoline, parking). For students coming from a farther distance, such as the east coast, estimated/average travel expenses for out-of-state students for two roundtrips from home to FRC are $1000 can be added to the cost of attendance on a student by student basis.

5 - Includes clothing, laundry, personal care, gifts, recreation, medical etc.

 

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OFFICE HOURS:

Regular Hours:

8:30am-5pm Mon-Thurs.  8:30am-3pm on Fridays

Contact Information:

FAX:  (530) 283-4659

Kandi Whitley
(530) 283-0202 ext 283
dwhitley@frc.edu 

Cheryl McElroy
(530) 283-0202 ext 218
cmcelroy@frc.edu

Shirley Kossow
(530) 283-0202 ext 296
skossow@frc.edu