Financial Aid Information
This page refers users to basic financial aid information including, but not limited to 1) descriptions of the assistance available from federal, state, and local student aid programs; 2) procedures and forms used to apply; 3) criteria for determining awards; 4) criteria for continued student eligibility under each program; 5) standards for satisfactory academic progress (SAP); and 6) requirements for exit counseling.
1) Descriptions of the assistance available from federal, state, and local student aid programs:
To learn more about the student aid programs available to RTI/C students, please visit the our Financial Aid department's types of financial aid page.
2) Procedures and forms used to apply:
Prospective students and students should begin the financial aid process each year by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov. The school code for RTI/C is 00542900.
For additional information about how to apply for aid, please visit the Financial Aid home page.
3) Criteria for determining awards:
For information about the criteria for determining awards, please refer to our Financial Aid Policies & Procedures Manual.
4) Criteria for continued student eligibility under each program:
For information about the criteria for continued student eligibility under each aid program, please refer to our Financial Aid Policies & Procedures Manual.
5) Standards for satisfactory academic progress (SAP):
For information about the standards for satisfactory academic progress, please can refer to our Financial Aid Policies and Procedures Manual and/or to our Adult Student Handbook.
6) Requirements for exit counseling:
Students who participate in the Federal Direct Loan program are required to complete exit counseling if they drop below half-time enrollment, graduate, or leave school. Students can complete exit counseling or find out more at:
https://studentaid.gov/exit-counseling/