Welcome to Dyersburg State Community College!

Consumer
Information

As a member of the Dyersburg State community, you are entitled to know certain information about the College. All of this information is found on our website, but the following links may assist you in finding the information you need.

General Student Information
Academic Information
Student Financial Assistance
  • Applying for Financial Aid – Links for completing the Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA) and state scholarship applications with DSCC.
  • Cost of Attendance and Additional Program Costs – An estimate of the total expenses for a student attending DSCC. The total figure includes tuition and fees, room and board, books, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses.
  • Eligibility – Eligibility requirements for students to receive Title IV Federal Financial Aid.
  • Financial Aid Census Date – The classes you are enrolled in on the census date (the second business day after classes begin) will determine the amount of federal financial aid (Federal Pell Grant and Federal SEOG Grant) for which you are eligible. On this date, your federal financial aid will be adjusted upward or downward based on your enrollment. If you add a class after the census date, your federal financial aid will not be adjusted. Downward adjustments may be made as needed if attendance requirements are not met. Remember you must attend your classes to receive your financial aid!
    • To be considered full-time, you must be enrolled in at least 12 hours.
    • To be considered three-quarter time, you must be enrolled in at least 9 hours.
    • To be considered half-time, you must be enrolled in at least 6 hours.
  • Financial Aid Disbursement – Explanation of how federal and other student aid is disbursed and distributed to students.
  • Refund and Return to Title IV Policies – Procedures that DSCC must follow when students fail to complete any of their enrolled coursework within a semester.
  • Rights and Responsibilities of Students Receiving Aid – Information pertinent to students receiving aid to understand their responsibilities for maintaining their eligibility and their rights to information regarding their aid.
  • Satisfactory Academic Progress – Policy regarding the standard of academic achievement that must be maintained to remain eligible for financial aid.
  • Special Circumstances – Instructions and forms for students to request their income to be revised for eligibility purposes, based on an extenuating circumstance.
  • Student Employment and Federal Work Study – Information about student employment opportunities.
  • Student Loan Code of Conduct – Expectations for DSCC’s Financial Aid Staff to adhere to with regard to student loans.
  • Student Loan Information – Pertinent information for student loan borrowers regarding student loan requirements, types of federal student loans, and annual interest rates.
  • Types of Financial Aid – Description of aid administered by DSCC’s Financial Aid Office.
  • Verification – Instructions on how to obtain IRS documents and information on where to send financial aid documents needed for verification.
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