Finger Lakes Community College SUNY

Accepted into an FLCC associate degree program; Nursing A.A.S. and EMT-Paramedic A.A.S. are excluded. Enroll full-time at 12 credits while participating, qualify for New York in-state tuition (including eligible NYS DREAM Act students), complete FAFSA and NYS TAP or ask staff about the HESC alternate aid path, and receive at least $1 of federal or state grant or scholarship aid. Have no more than 21 previously earned college credits, excluding credits earned in high school. Apply to SUNY ASAP and complete admissions and aid acceptance requirements. Enrollment is limited and applications close when the semester reaches capacity.

The campus publishes $400 a year toward attendance, $300 a year toward instructional materials such as textbooks, and $400 a year toward living costs such as food and gas, up to $1,100 in combined annual support. Additional help for children and summer or winter terms is separate and has no published amount here. The page does not state an award effective year. Continued eligibility and available places must be confirmed with the campus; meeting the requirements does not guarantee program admission or payment.

Be a New York State resident for the 12 months before enrolling. Require alternate admissions consideration — EOP is for students who show promise but may not otherwise be offered admission. Qualify as economically disadvantaged: household income must not exceed a limit set annually by household size, unless your circumstances meet a published exception (the family receives Family Assistance, Safety Net or Family Day Care payments; the student is in foster care; or the student is a ward of the court or county). Open to first-time, full-time, matriculated students. A transfer student must have been enrolled in EOP, College Discovery, SEEK, HEOP or a similar program at their previous college. Admission is subject to program capacity, and priority goes to applicants from historically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Provides personal counseling, academic advisement, tutoring, skill development workshops, supplemental instruction and mentoring, plus modest financial aid toward non-tuition costs such as books and supplies. SUNY publishes no per-campus dollar amounts. Applicants may qualify for application fee waivers on their first seven campus choices. Students found ineligible for EOP may still qualify for admission and financial aid through the ordinary processes.