学生维权中心

The child care scholarship is a semesterly, 金融援助 and case management program that allows ACC to assist with a student’s monthly child care costs. The student can use the child care provider of their choice and if eligible, ACC pays the child care provider directly each month through invoicing to assist with child care costs.

All Childcare Scholarships require a commitment from the student to engage in case management with their Student Advocate. This case management includes semester goal setting and regularly scheduled meetings throughout the semester. 

• You have applied for financial aid, by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA) and through the Department of Education process it has been determined that your Student Aid Index (SAI) is less than 1500.
• Alternate Income Verification can be done using the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG). Students who make 200% or less of the 今年的FPG are eligible for the 学生维权中心.

The 教科书奖学金 program is a semesterly, 金融援助 and case management program in which ACC purchases physical textbooks for eligible students. The amount of the award corresponds with the number of credit hours you are taking.

All 教科书奖学金s require a commitment from the student to engage in case management with their Student Advocate. This case management includes semester goal setting and regularly scheduled meetings throughout the semester. 

• You have applied for financial aid, by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA) and through the Department of Education process it has been determined that your Student Aid Index (SAI) is less than 1500.
• Alternate Income Verification can be done using the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG). Students who make 200% or less of the 今年的FPG are eligible for the 学生维权中心.

The 学生维权中心 maintains a collection of textbooks for students to borrow and gives priority to students receiving 援助. Other students may request a loan after the first week of classes. See information and a list of textbooks.

Need to see if you are eligible for access to the Textbook Collection during the first week of school, 请提交询价 在这里.

Any student that has aged out of foster care or is adopted can receive case management, 学术顾问, 指导, and be connected to local and national, supporting organizations through the 学生维权中心.

Many community services offer help with childcare, employment, or housing. 您可以提交请求 在这里, if you need support from a Student Advocate in finding community or campus resources. 以下是 related community resources  is also available if you want to search on your own. These links are for your convenience only; ACC is not responsible for the information on these web网站s. Remember to research facts or claims about services offered.

A Student Advocate can meet with any currently enrolled student to offer support in finding food access solutions that include 援助 with locating community or campus resources that would fit the student’s needs or in completing the Texas Health and Human 服务 application to access SNAP, 每各月, 或医疗补助. Submit a request for support 在这里

For those students at Highland Campus, please visit the Student Care Center in building 1000, more information available her, http://students.mokmingsky.com/student-care-center/

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