College credits completed prior to high school graduation will not preclude a student from participating in PACT.

To complete your FAFSA, go to www.fafsa.gov.

Any degree or certificate program that can utilize Title IV funding at 72 credits over 36 months is eligible. For example, you can go into Nursing, Culinary Arts…etc.

No. PACT is only available for first-time, full-time students enrolling for the Fall 2020 semester onward.

If you have a documented disability, we will work with you and your advisor to figure out the most credit hours that youll be able to take for enrollment.

No. Applicants must accept all grants (Pell and Roberta Willis grants), not loans, before PACT funding becomes available.

No. Trade school and postsecondary school counts as prior enrollment, but we still encourage students to apply as many other financial aid packages are available.

Under the law as is currently written, yes. However, there are proposals in the legislature that could alter eligibility. Details regarding specific qualifications are still being worked out and will be announced as soon as they are determined.

Under the law as is currently written, no. However, there are proposals in the legislature that could alter eligibility. Details regarding specific qualifications are still being worked out and will be announced as soon as they are determined.

Yes, as long as you meet all other eligibility requirements.

Yes, there are multilingual representatives at each college to assist students.