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The New Jersey Community College Opportunity Grant (CCOG) makes community colleges affordable for New Jerseyans.
For qualifying New Jersey residents with an annual adjusted gross income (AGI) between $0 and $65,000, CCOG covers the cost of tuition (at the in-county rate) and approved educational fees not already covered by any other federal, state, institutional and community financial aid. U.S. citizens and New Jersey Dreamers may apply!
To qualify, you must:
Admissions
(609) 570-3795 or email admiss@mccc.edu
Financial Aid
finaid@mccc.edu
Academic Advising
advising@mccc.edu
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In simple terms, your AGI is your income minus certain deductions. For a dependent student, AGI refers to the parental AGI reported on the financial aid application. For an independent student, AGI refers to the AGI reported on the financial aid application for the student, and if applicable, the student鈥檚 spouse.
For CCOG award eligibility, AGI must not exceed $65,000.
CCOG pays 鈥淩equired Fees鈥� which are outlined by the United States Department of Education:
Non-Educational Fees such as:
To apply for CCOG, all students (renewal and new students) must complete an 精东传媒 admission application and file the FAFSA or New Jersey Alternative Application according to .
Enroll in six or more credits in the fall or spring semesters. For assistance with enrollment, new students can contact Admissions. Returning students can contact an Academic Advisor.
Students are still eligible for this grant if they have already registered and paid for upcoming classes.
To apply for Community College Opportunity Grant awards, complete the and the supplemental New Jersey state questions, or complete the .
After final award amounts and eligibility are determined by the NJ Higher Education Student Assistance Authority (HESAA), the student鈥檚 account will be adjusted and a refund issued.
Students who are in a dual enrollment program and still in high school would not be eligible for CCOG. They must be matriculated students with a high school diploma or GED.
A student taking remedial courses may be eligible for CCOG if the student meets all other CCOG eligibility requirements, including the institution鈥檚 definition of part-time or full-time enrollment in accordance with N.J.A.C. 9A:9-2.10 Verification of Enrollment and Academic Performance.
This grant is only good for credit classes. If you would like to find out more about 精东传媒鈥檚 non-credit classes, please visit the 精东传媒 Continuing Education website.
To be eligible for state financial aid, including CCOG, students must meet the minimum standards for academic performance and progress. 精东传媒 reviews SAP at the end of each academic term for which a student is enrolled.
Students who fail to meet institutional standards for academic performance and progress are not eligible to receive State financial aid through the programs administered by HESAA until such time as the institution is able to certify they are in good academic standing and are making satisfactory academic progress.
The New Jersey county college the student attends shall notify the student of CCOG eligibility including scholarship amount as part of financial aid award information, as well as any supplemental methods the college determines appropriate.