UACCM expects campus to be open to the public beginning July 6, 2020. Until that time, you can make an appointment with one of our staff members if you would like to come to campus.
In order to continue processing your financial aid in the best way possible, please submit any required documentation by one of the options below.
- The most secure method for submitting documents is via the Financial Aid Document Submission Form. Please contact the financial staff at financialaid@uaccm.edu if you have any issues or concerns regarding the upload of your document(s).
- Documents may also be submitted via email to financialaid@uaccm.edu. Due to privacy concerns, we strongly recommend that you only use your UACCM email account to submit documents to us via email. Please do not submit documents that include Social Security Numbers using this method. Instead, include your UACCM Student ID on all documents; this means you should not submit tax forms via email as well. We tell you this in order to protect you and your family’s identity.
- We will also accept documents by mail to: UACCM – Financial Aid 1537 University Blvd Morrilton, AR 72110 or by fax to 501-977-2123. Please be aware that there may be a delay in processing mailed or faxed documents, but we will do our best to process those documents as soon as possible. We also recommend you email financialaid@uaccm.edu if you fax documents in order for us to verify that we have received those documents.
Pictures of forms will be accepted, but please make certain the entire document is legible. If we cannot see enough of the form or are not able to properly read it, we will contact you and request you submit another copy.
Financial Aid can seem scary, complicated and intimidating at times especially during the current health crisis, but we are here to help you through the financial aid process every step of the way.
Thank you, and we hope you and your family remain safe and healthy!
Go After Free Money First
Take advantage of scholarships, grants, and other programs which offer money that doesn't need to be paid back. Both federal and state governments have scholarships and grants, so it's recommended that you begin by applying for those before taking out loans.
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Federal
Includes up to $6,395 in Pell Grant funds per year. Ask the Financial Aid Office about Pell for summer terms.
Apply by completing the form at the link below:
If you are interested in earning while learning, check out the Federal Work Study program.
Suggested FAFSA® Deadlines:
- June 1 — To begin receiving aid in Fall
- November 1 — To begin receiving aid in Spring
- April 1 — To begin receiving aid in Summer
State
Includes all ADHE grants and scholarships, including the Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship (lottery) and Arkansas Future Scholarship.
Apply by completing the form from Arkansas Divison of Higher Education (ADHE) at the link below:
Deadlines for State Aid:
- July 1 (Fall 2020 Deadline Extended to August 1)— Deadline to apply for most state scholarships and grants to begin receiving aid in Fall
- January 1 — Deadline to apply for AR Future Grant to begin receiving aid in Spring
UACCM
Includes over a dozen different academic-and technical-oriented scholarships
Apply by completing one or more of the forms at the links below:
Deadlines for UACCM Aid:
- April 1 — Deadline to apply for most scholarships to begin receiving aid in Fall
- November 1 — Deadline to apply for most scholarships to begin receiving aid in Spring
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Step 1
Apply for federal aid. (i.e., Pell grant, loans, and work study. Also required for most state scholarships or grants)
www.fsaID.ed.gov www.fafsa.ed.gov
Create an Federal Student Aid ID (FSA ID) and password and complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®). Your FSA ID serves as your electronic signature and provides access to your personal records. You will need your FSA ID to access your federal student aid records online in order to view or make changes to your records. Dependent students will also be required to have a parent create their own FSA ID and password.
While completing the FAFSA®, be sure to add UACCM's code 005245.
Students must reapply for the next academic year (fall to summer) prior to that fall semester.
Step 2
Complete the admission process.
Admission Requirements
You must be fully admitted before financial aid will be awarded.
Step 3
Check for and submit required paperwork.
Watch for emails from the Financial Aid Office to the address listed on FAFSA requesting documentation or login to CampusConnect > Acct Info > Review Financial Aid approximately a week after you submit the FAFSA® to see what related paperwork must be submitted.
Examples of supporting documents that may be requested:
If supporting documents do not match the information submitted on the FAFSA®, it will delay completing your Pell grant award and any loans. Additional documentation may then be required.
Step 4
Apply for state aid.
YOUniversal Application
Complete the YOUniversal application to apply for state-funded and lottery-funded financial aid programs.
Some programs have an earlier deadline, and the Workforce Challenge Scholarship deadline is 30 days prior to the class start date. Visit www.adhe.edu for specific program deadlines and descriptions.
Step 5
Receive financial aid award email.
Email will be sent to the address listed on the FAFSA.
Step 6
Pay any tuition and fees not covered by your aid by the tuition deadline.
Normal processing time to award aid is approximately two weeks after a student submits FAFSA® results and all required supporting documentation, such as tax transcripts, to the UACCM Financial Aid Office. During times when a high volume of FAFSA® results are received (July –September), it will most likely require more than two weeks to award aid. Students’ aid must be awarded at least one business day prior to charging in the UACCM Bookstore.
Priority Financial Aid Process Completion Deadlines
Applying for financial aid should be completed by the dates below in order to ensure your aid is available by the payment deadline:
Students must reapply for the next academic year (fall to summer) prior to that fall semester.
