B. Recipients must have received
an A.A. or A.S. degree from an acredited
Florida community college and matriculate
into the junior year within the SUS. Students
who have completed Associate's Degrees
at acredited Florida community colleges
and subsequently enrolled within a college
or university prior to application for
the scholarship are ineligible for the
scholarship. Students who A.A. degrees
prior to December of the preceding year
in which application is made are also
ineligible for the scholarship.
C. Recipients must have participated
in, received a wavier for, or passed (students
with A.A. degrees) the College-Level Academic
Skills Test (CLAST) program. Pursuant
to Section 240.107, Florida Statutes,
waviers pertaining to completion of the
CLAST will be recognized.
D. Male applicants must comply
with Selective Service System registration
requirements.
E. Each scholarship provides a
stipend to be distributed in two equal
payments during an academic year. Contigent
upon funding by the Florida Legislature,
scholarships are available for up to six
(6) semesters provided the recipient is
meeting the minimum scholarship requirements.
F. Merit and need/merit recipients
must have, and maintain, a minimum of
a 3.0 grade point average (on a 4.0 point
scale) on all credits earned. Students
who fall below the 3.0 average may make
appeal for continued eligibility.
G. Need recipients must have,
and maintain, a minimum of a 2.0 grade
point average (on a 4.0 point scale) on
all credits earned. Students who earn
a minimum of number of credits required
for renewal, but who fall below the 2.0
average may make appeal for continued
eligibility. Pursuant to Section 240.404,
Florida Statutes, a probationary period
may be granted for up to the equivalent
of one academic year.
H. Pursuant to Section 240.404,
Florida Statutes, students who fail to
earn the minimum number of credits required
for renewal shall lose eligibility for
renewal for a period equivalent to one
academic year.
I. Need and need/merit recipients
must complete the appropriate financial
need analysis form (FAFSA) for each academic
year in which they apply for the scholarship.
J. Previous recipients must reapply
by submitting the appropriate application
materials for each academic year in which
they desire the scholarship.
K. Alternate award recipients
of the scholarship must meet all minimum
eligibility requirements at the time of
award in order to receive forfeited scholarship
monies.
Scholarship Application Process
Students interested in continuing their
education at Florida Atlantic University,
and applying for the MCCTS should inquire
at their Community College Financial Aid
Office in February.
The Office of Equal Opportunity Programs
at Florida Atlantic University distributes
applications to all community colleges
in Florida in the month of February. Applications
should be available to eligible students
at that time. To obtain a 2004-2005 application
please click on the link below:
MCCTS Scholarship Application
As of the 1999-2000 academic year the
selection process was relegated to each
SUS university by the Board of Regents.
Each university is responsible for development
of its own selection procedures, application
forms and relevant deadlines. These procedures,
forms and deadlines may differ significantly
between SUS universities.
IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT STUDENTS PAY
CLOSE ATTENTION TO WHAT FORMS THEY ARE
COMPLETING, AND FOR WHAT UNIVERSITY. THERE
IS NO UNIVERSAL APPLICATION FORM, AND
ONLY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY APPLICATION
FORMS OR COPIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AT FLORIDA
ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY. Any application
materials received after the deadline
printed on the application will not be
considered. Transcripts must accompany
application materials submitted by first-time
applicants. Electronic transferred transcripts
will not fulfill this requirement.
For more information contact Ed Rowe
(erowe@fau.edu)
in Room 291, the Kenneth R. Williams Administration
Building, Boca Raton campus or call (561)
297-3004.