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This document provides an agenda and information for a financial aid and admissions workshop. It includes sections on different generations, the workshop's goals of partnering with students and providing a personalized experience. It discusses generational characteristics of Gen Z, Y, and X. It outlines MCCCD's resources and campuses. The document covers what financial aid is, the FAFSA application process, verification, satisfactory academic progress, awarding, and disbursement of aid. It lists other funding sources and discusses admissions, placement testing, and building relationships with students.
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- 2. Different Generations Agenda Meaningful Conversations Admissions Financial Aid and Scholarships Testing Resources
- 3. CAN WE TALK?
- 4. Our Charge We want to partner with our potential students, provide world-class customer service, and create a personalized experience to empower our potential students to make informed decisions about their educational future.
- 6. Generation Z 11 to 20 Years Old "I want it now!" Financial Security of Family Crave Constant and Immediate Feedback See Themselves as Answer to Problems (social networking)
- 7. Generation Y Born 1980-1994 Grew up with Technology (laptops, cell phones, cable TV, etc) Live for Today and Just Do It Coddled and protected by parents High Expectation of Reward and Recognition
- 8. Generation X Born 1965-1980 Latch Key Autonomy and Self Reliance Comfortable with Authority but Not Impressed by Titles Like Flex Schedules
- 9. ost Effective vailable Campuses - 10 Colleges and 2 Skill Centers esources to Help Students Succeed xcellent Programs to Prepare to Transfer to a 4-Year University WE C.A.R.E. C A R E
- 10. What Is Financial Aid? Helps Students/Families Pay for College Covers Educational Expenses (tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, transportation, etc.) Includes Grants, Scholarships, Work- study, and Loans
- 11. 5 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FINANCIAL AID Application Verification SAP Awarding Disbursement
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- 13. SIGN AND DATE ALL DOCUMENTS VERIFY THE APPLICATION IS COMPLETE BEFORE SUBMITTING WWW.FAFSA.GOV ADHERE TO DEADLINES
- 14. Verification Ensures accurate data Ensures eligibility Ensures required documents and supportive materials are complete and submitted.
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- 17. Disbursement Must register MSRP Student Refund Program via Money Network®: Financial aid Book advances Scholarships Cash payment Check payment Payment plan payments
- 18. Other Types of Funding Maricopa Community College District Scholarships Maricopa Foundation scholarships (privately funded) Presidents' Scholarship Honors Achievement Award Veterans Benefits (U.S. military, veterans, or veterans' dependents) Job sponsorship (talk with your employer about benefits) College specific scholarships
- 20. Building a Relationship Get students talking Find out interests? Family life? Support at home? Find a relatable moment if possible Peeling an onion Motivation is tied to emotion Why? Why? Why?
- 21. Placement Testing Cannot Pass or Fail Practice Makes perfect!
- 22. Tool Kit