Katie Brown, Financial Aid Counselor/TAP Certifying Officer, can help you with TAP certification and verification.Īlexandria Misiti, Financial Aid Counselor, can help you with General Financial Aid questions, Appeals (Dependency status and Satisfactory Academic Progress), scholarships, College Village (housing) financial aid, and verification. Lisa Papke, Financial Aid Counselor/Loan Certifying Officer, can help you with Student loans, Parent (PLUS) loans, Veterans benefits. Joseph Bailey, Assistant Dean for Enrollment Services/Director of Financial Aid, can help you with Appeals (dependency status and satisfactory academic progress), Excelsior Scholarship, Federal Pell, Federal SEOG, Federal Work Study and verification. You can also view our Financial Aid tutorials on YouTube. Need virtual financial aid assistance? Schedule a phone call or Zoom appointment with one of our team about general financial aid questions or their subject areas of expertise. If you have specific questions about the disbursement of financial aid, please contact the Financial Aid Office directly. Students who do not complete at least 60% of the semester will have a portion of their aid returned to the appropriate aid programs at the end of the semester. Remember, in order to keep all your federal financial aid that is being refunded to you, you must attend beyond the 60% point of the semester. Log into myGCC > Select My Account > Select My Banner Self-Service > Select Manage My Student Account > Select Manage My Refunds > Choose your refund method and enter required information Please follow the steps below to make a selection. Review our Dates & Deadlines page for specific refund dates.Īll student refunds will be mailed to the address on file, unless you select to receive it by Direct Deposit or Reloadable Debit Card (students must provide the reloadable debit card). The very earliest that a student can be issued a refund check is Week 6. For example, if you are in “late start” classes (Last 12-week classes or Last 7-week classes), your aid will not disburse until such time as your courses have begun. Students in late start classes will have their aid disbursed in accordance with the census point of the corresponding part of term.įederal Financial Aid (including loans) and NYS TAP will disburse at the point that the College has verified you have commenced attendance in the course(s) for which the aid/loans relate. GCC disburses financial aid after census point. You must be in attendance of your classes to earn your aid. Please remember that your financial aid will first go to pay any tuition, fees and institutional charges on your account. Quick turnaround in submission of requested documents can ensure your financial aid file gets processed in a timely, accurate manner.If you have a refund of excess aid, you will receive an email to your GCC email account.
It’s not a process to be feared, yet it is a process to be taken seriously.
#FAFSA VERIFY EMAIL VERIFICATION#
Verification is an important step in the process of receiving financial aid. Submitting your FAFSA and completing verification is required before aid can be awarded. Failure to meet the verification deadlines may result in certain types of aid not being offered. If you are not and will not be required to file taxes, be sure to submit all W-2s to document earnings from work. Request a tax transcript from the IRS here, or call 1-80. If you do this, you will not be required to submit a tax transcript.
#FAFSA VERIFY EMAIL UPDATE#
If using the IRS data retrieval tool isn't possible, you'll need to submit a tax return transcript and submit a verification form asking for a list of household members and sources of other income such as untaxed pensions, IRA distributions, IRA deductions and education credit. If you have filed your taxes with the IRS, you should log into your FAFSA at and make a correction to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool to update your tax information. If selected, the verification process must be completed before financial aid can be awarded.Įasiest Route: Use the IRS data retrieval process to automatically populate your and your parents’ tax information directly from the IRS into your FAFSA. Using the IRS Data Retrieval Tool simplifies the FAFSA filing and may result in quicker processing of your verification. About 30% of all FAFSA filers are selected for the verification process, which requires the school to collect documentation to check the accuracy of the FAFSA information.
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