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What if I enroll in a course that is not on my degree plan?<\/a><\/p> You may enroll in a class not on your plan; however, it will not be eligible for financial aid. You are responsible for paying any difference between the financial aid you receive and the tuition you owe. You must pay the amount owed or set up a payment plan by your tuition deadline<\/a> or you will be dropped from classes.<\/p>\n Generally, you are encouraged to avoid taking courses that are not on your degree plan.<\/p>\n Exceptions:<\/strong> Prerequisites that are required for a course on your degree plan. Example: Math 2412 is a prerequisite to Math 2413 Calculus I.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div><\/div><\/p>\n What if I need to enroll in Developmental Education courses, will financial aid play for these?<\/a><\/p> What if I'm planning to transfer instead of earning a degree?<\/a><\/p> How do I know if a course is on my degree plan?<\/a><\/p> View your degree plan in the Self-Service<\/a> course planning and registration system. Visit an advisor if you have questions about your plan.<\/p>\n Finally, you should confirm that your student record reflects your current major and catalog year. To check, log in to Online Services<\/a> and click Student Statuses (under Academic Planning).<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div><\/div><\/p>\n If you have a bachelor’s degree, you are ineligible to receive grants but may be eligible for loans.<\/p>\n Co-enrolled or summer transfer students must obtain financial aid from their home college or university. To apply financial aid to your ACC classes, contact your home institution to request a consortium agreement.<\/p>\n To qualify for federal financial aid, you must: Factors that limit financial aid Bachelor\u2019s degree If you have a bachelor’s degree, you are ineligible to receive grants but may be eligible for loans. Co-enrolled students … Continue reading Bachelor\u2019s degree<\/h3>\n
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