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University
of Central Florida
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Office
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Award
Notifications
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Award notifications are mailed to first time
UCF students after March 15th. E-mail award notifications
are sent to continuing students. Initial awards may be amended
due to factors such as contingent admission status, less than
minimum hours enrolled, lack of academic progress, changes
needed due to verification, incomplete files, additional resources,
etc. Student awards will be based upon the student’s
financial need, the amount of available funds, the number
of UCF students who qualify for aid, and the date the student
completes the application process. The amounts listed on the
award notifications are estimates based on full-time enrollment.
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Estimated Bright Future (BF) awards for incoming freshmen are projected based on high school information. The award will become official after we receive confirmation from the State. You will also be notified by the State regarding your eligibility. The BF award amounts are based on an average enrollment of 14 hours per term and will be calculated after confirmation from the State and enrollment.
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Admission to UCF must be finalized with no contingencies.
Students must be classified as degree seeking. Verification
must be completed. Students must meet the Standards for Satisfactory
Academic Progress. If all eligibility is met, financial aid
funds may be disbursed. It is the student's responsibility
to be aware of minimal hourly requirements for each program,
which can be found on the Program Eligibility Charts on the
Web site. When requirements are no longer met, awards will
be adjusted as necessary; updated awards will appear on MyUCF.
All awards are subject to change.
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You are required to inform financial aid
of any additional aid you expect to receive not yet listed
on the award notification or found under View my Financial
Aid on MyUCF. Any subsequent awards may necessitate a revision
of your financial aid award package. This includes, but is
not limited to, any private scholarships or third party tuition
payment/waivers, such as non-resident or other waivers, departmental
payments, etc.
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University of Central Florida, a Division of Strategy, Marketing, Communications, & Admissions |
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