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Financial Aid Disbursements, Refunds And Other Semester Information:

Financial aid generally gets disbursed to student accounts in the Business Office within 3-4 weeks of classes starting . For students with credit balances as a result of receiving financial aid, the Business Office is required to mail refund checks within 14 days of the credit balance being created. If you have a credit balance, book vouchers starting are available 2 weeks prior (Aug. 15, 2017) to the beginning of Fall 2017 classes.UPDATE: For Fall classes that started Sept. 5, our Business Office expects to begin mailing refund checks on or around September 29, 2017. The Business Office can be reached at 207.216.4438.

First time students who are expecting a loan refund must wait 30 days after the term has started, or October 5, 2017.

Our offices are extremely busy this time of year, and we ask for your patience in our getting back to you.

Financial Aid HELP Labs

If you need assistance filing the FAFSA, or finishing the financial aid process, here are some options:

• YCCC staff will be available on (to be announced) to help you file the FAFSA. Bring 2015 federal tax returns and/or W-2 forms, and social security numbers with you as well.
• Or, please call Randy at the Career Center 800-281-3703 to schedule an off campus appointment.
• Click on FAME for other tools related to filing the Free Application For Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

The FAFSA is located here: FAFSA . Our school code is 031229.

Here is a great video that can help you/your parent create the FSA ID and Password for the FAFSA: FSA ID & Password .

Here is a great video that can help you use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool .

UPDATE: IRS DATA RETRIEVAL TOOL NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL OCTOBER, 2017: Article . 

BILLING NEWS FROM OUR BUSINESS OFFICE

Payments received after those dates will be subject to a late fee.

 To make Payment Arangements, you can either:

PAY WITH FINANCIAL AID:

      1.  Log into your YCCC Portal above, then click on "Student", then "Financial Aid", and "Financial Aid Documents". Return any missing documents to us by the payment arrangement dues dates above.

      2.  If you have questions, e-mail us at: finaid@yccc.edu , or call 207-216-4403.

PAY WITH VETERANS BENEFITS:

      1.  Click on the "Veterans Benefits" link on the left tool bar and follow the VA Application Process.

      2.  if you have questions, e-mail us at: finaid@yccc.edu , or call 207-216-4410.

PAY ONLINE:

1. Pay online:

1. Go to yccc.edu
2. Log in to your student portal (click on the “myyccc” tab at the top of the page)
3. Next click on the “student” tab
4. Next click on the Business Office link on the left side of the page
5. Next click on the “My Account Balances” link
6. Next click on the “Make a Payment” link

 OTHER PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS:

      1.  Please call 207-216-4438 or 4439.

Mail payment to:

York County Community College

Student Billing

112 College Drive

Wells, Maine 04090

 Pay by phone with a credit card: 207-216-4438 or 4439.

 Stop by the YCCC business office in suite A101.

 If you have any concerns or questions regarding your bill or payment options, please call 207-216-4438 or 4439.

GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT DATA FOR FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID ELIGIBLE PROGRAMS

Federal regulations published in October, 2010 require institutions to report certain information about students who enrolled in Title IV eligible educational

Certificate programs that lead to gainful employment (GE) in a recognized filed. View them here: Gainful Employment Data .

 FEDERAL STUDENT FINANCIAL AID PENALTIES FOR DRUG VIOLATIONS:

Rules that apply to employees and students under the Drug Free Workplace Act In November of 1988, the United States Congress enacted the Anti-Drug Abuse Act which contains a section called “Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988.” The law requires employers who receive federal funds to notify employees that drug abuse is prohibited in the workplace; establish a drug free awareness program; require each employee to notify the college of any criminal conviction for violations occurring in the work place; and impose sanctions or remedial actions for convicted employees. In addition, a court may suspend or terminate an individual’s eligibility for federal benefits, including student financial assistance, if that individual is convicted of certain drug offenses. ◊ Please refer to the college’s Alcohol and Drug brochure for more information, and visit the FAFSA website “drug question” at www.fafsa.gov.

WANT TO STUDY ABROAD

If you would like to study abroad in an approved program and receive financial assistance, stop in and discuss it with us.