1. What is a FAFSA form?
    FAFSA stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid and may be completed online at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

  2. How do I get financial aid?
    A FAFSA form is required to apply for federal and state aid. High school students must also complete a state application at www.cfwv.com by March 1 to apply for the Promise Scholarship.

  3. What is the federal financial aid school code?
    Glenville State's federal code number is 003813.

  4. Do you have my FAFSA yet?
     Glenville processes FAFSA records on a weekly basis. A letter will be mailed to students' permanent address when their FAFSA arrives. This letter will provide information on what to do next.
  5. Why do I have to fill out an admissions application to get financial aid processed?
    Filling out an admissions application will get you into our computer system so that your FAFSA can be matched to you.

  6. Do I file a FAFSA every year?
    Yes, a FAFSA is required each year to reapply for federal and state aid.

  7. Why is there a March 1 deadline?
    This is the deadline to be considered for the WV Promise Scholarship. The deadline may vary by state or program

  8. If I miss the March 1 deadline, will I receive any help?
    WV Higher Education Grant deadline is April 15, although earlier submission is recommended. All FAFSAs received will continue to be processed for Federal aid.

  9. What if my tax information isn't available by March 1?
    You may enter estimated information and update it when the actual numbers are available.

  10. If I live out of state, do I have to apply by March 1?
    While out-of-state residents do not qualify for the WV financial aid programs, there may be other programs to consider.

  11. I don't live with my parents. Why do I have to list their information on the FAFSA?
    Unless a student meets specific guidelines listed on the FAFSA, parent(s) information is required to be provided to comply with the US Department of Education requirements.

  12. If I live with one parent, do I have to list the other parent's income on the FAFSA?
    You will list the income of the parent with whom you live. If that parent is married to someone else then that person's income must be listed. You would not include the income of the parent who lives somewhere else.

  13. Are there scholarships available from the school?
    Glenville State awards a variety of academic and talent related scholarships. To be considered for academic scholarships, new students need to apply for admission and submit required transcripts and test scores by February 1 for priority consideration.

  14. Are there other scholarship programs?
    You can do a web-based scholarship search at www.fastweb.com and also ask your school counselor about local scholarship opportunities.

  15. Why do you have a priority scholarship deadline of February 1?
    The awarding process takes place in February and the early applicants are considered first. Later eligible applicants are considered if funds become available.

  16. Are there jobs on campus?
    Yes. Applications are submitted to the Academic Support Office where placements are coordinated. Students must maintain a minimum grade point average of 2.0 to work.

  17. When will I find out about my financial aid awards?
    Award notifications are mailed to the students' permanent address as soon as possible after verification is completed, usually beginning early April.

  18. Am I eligible for loans?
    There are a variety of loan programs for students and parents to consider to help pay for college. Federal Loans Entrance Counseling and Promissory Note completion can be done online at www.studentloans.gov.

  19. All the different types of interest are confusing. Where can I get help?

  20. What are some other payment options?
    Cash, check and credit cards are accepted. The Cashier's Office offers a payment plan for tuition and fees and room and board. The college also participates with Tuition Management Systems (www.afford.com) who offers a monthly payment plan with an enrollment fee.

  21. Can I get money for summer school?
    Summer school funds are may be available. A summer school application is required to review each applicant.

  22. What happens if I have to drop a class?
    There are no refunds on a dropped class. Dropping too many classes can jeopardize future financial aid eligibility.

  23. How can I find out more?
    More information is available on our website and college catalog. Take time to carefully review all of the materials provided to you.