Once you have submitted an application, it is your responsibility to monitor the status of your application and to make sure your application is complete. You will be able to monitor the status of your application online after submitting your application and uploading any required documentation. You will be notified by email when a determination has been made regarding your eligibility for each award for which you have applied.
If you are determined to be eligible for an award, your next step will be to accept the award! If you decide not to accept an award with a post-graduation requirement, please indicate this on the contract. If you repeat a course that you previously passed, you may not count the repeated course towards full-time enrollment for TAP purposes. This means that in order to receive TAP in a semester where you may be repeating a course you passed previously that you have, in addition to the repeated course, at least 12 credits or equated credits of non-repeated courses.
If you repeat a course that you previously failed, you may include that course towards full-time enrollment for TAP purposes. Can I receive TAP for remedial courses? Remedial courses may be counted towards either full-time or part time enrollment for TAP purposes. However, to qualify for TAP, you must always be registered for a certain number of degree credit courses.
How come TAP pays to my account so late? Since students must be enrolled full-time to be eligible for TAP, student bills must be finalized before TAP can be certified and paid to student accounts. Part-time students may be eligible for a partial TAP award as long as they meet the specific requirements set forth by New York State. PT-TAP recipients must be enrolled in at least six but no more than 11 credits, must have earned at least 12 credits in each of the prior two semesters for the first semester receiving PT-TAP , and be in good academic standing.
Award amounts are determined based on the student's full-time award eligibility pro-rated based on the number of credits the student is enrolled during the semester PT-TAP is received. Where can I go for more information about my TAP award?
I don't think that I will be eligible for a TAP grant. FACTS is a financial aid advisement system, not your official financial aid record. Information from all sources is updated on regular intervals. It is your responsibility to use sources in order to understand your Financial Aid requirements. Information from the various sources is updated on regular intervals. If changes made are still not appearing in your record after 72 hours, contact your College financial aid office.
Information from the various sources provides data used by the FACTS system which is updated during the semester. For example, if you change your major, your FACTS audit should be updated approximately 48 hours afterwards.
It is important to check your FACTS record several times throughout the semester, but especially 72 hours after any changes are made to your record such as documentation or grades submitted. For example, after registration review your online advisement system hours afterwards to confirm that your courses apply toward your degree and check FACTS to determine your eligibility for the semester.
It is your responsibility to understand the eligibility requirements for any awards that you are seeking and to monitor your record.
When does my Financial Aid award appear on my College bill? The College re-confirms all aspects of your eligibility once enrollment is corroborated later in the term. Can my eligibility change within any given semester? Yes, your eligibility can change during a semester. You must maintain the eligibility requirements for certification throughout the semester to receive any award.
Once the state has determined that the applicant is not in default on any loan guaranteed by HESC or any repayment of state Awards and is in- come eligible, a roster of eligible applicants will be sent to SUNY Broome for certification. The TAP certification process will start after attendance has been submitted for full-term courses. Students must be enrolled in at least 12 credits. If enrolled in late starting classes, certification will be pending until attendance is submitted for the later part-of-term course.
Courses in which the student has already received a passing grade cannot be included in meeting full-time study requirements 12 credits unless the previous passing grade is not acceptable in their program.
Based on the number of TAP payments received the student must:. Please contact the Financial Aid Office for specific eligibility questions. A waiver is neither automatic nor an entitlement, and all decisions are final.
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