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Senior Exit Counseling and Zoom Session

Senior Exit Counseling and Zoom Session

4-Easy Steps:

1. Click on this link and complete the Exit Counseling on studentloans.gov.        
2. Email a screenshot of your confirmation email for Exit Counseling to aprice@htu.edu.        
3. Watch three videos found by clicking the links below:        
  a.  Student Loan Repayment Options video   Click here    
  b.  Repayment: What to Expect video    Click here.   Spanish-captioned video
  c.  Repayment: How to Manage Your Student Loans   Click here.   Spanish-captioned video
  Optional: Additional student loan repayment information. Not required, but highly recommended.   Click here.    
4. Attend ONE scheduled Exit Counseling “Zoom” meeting:
December completers:
December 2, 2020 – 6:00 p.m.
December 7, 2020 – 6:00 p.m.
May completers:
April 20, 2021 – 6:00 p.m.
April 21, 2021 – 6:00 p.m.
April 22, 2021 – 6:00 p.m.
May 3, 2021 (make up session) – 6:00 p.m. 
*  All session times will be added to Outlook Calendar
*  RSVP for ONLY ONE session via Outlook (accept the meeting)		        

Need Assistance??
Contact Mr. Ambrose M. Price II via email at aprice@htu.edu.

HT EMERGENCY FINANCIAL RESOURCES

HT EMERGENCY GRANT

HT has funding that can assist students with challenges that may arise. Simply complete the HT Emergency Grant Application by clicking on the following link and send the required supporting documents as detailed on the application to Mr. Ambrose Price II at aprice@htu.edu. Your application will be reviewed and a decision regarding your request will be available within 3-5 business days.

Download:  4 Easy Steps HT Emergency Grant

 

Start your HT Emergency Grant Application by clicking this link

 

ELIGIBILITY

1. Student must have exhausted all other financial resources.

2. Student is currently enrolled (at least half time) or was enrolled in the previous (long) semester if application is during summer.

3. Emergency Grants typically do not exceed $500.

3. Funding requested is for an emergency caused by extenuating circumstances.

    a. The emergency must not have been caused by the student’s own negligence.

    b. The emergency must not have been caused by the student’s lack of planning.

    c. The emergency was beyond the student’s control (e.g. a natural disaster or a non-fault accident)

4. Student may be required to provide legitimate proof or documentation of emergency

5. Student must meet with the Dean of Enrollment Management representative who reviews this application.

6. Incomplete applications will be not be reviewed.

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Scholarship Resources
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Financial Aid for College Students With Disabilities

How to Find and Apply for Scholarships, Loan Forgiveness and Other Tuition Assistance

College can be expensive for anyone, but it can be especially costly for those with disabilities. Some classroom accommodations are paid for out-of-pocket, medical bills tend to be much higher, and even transportation costs can be greater than what a typical student would have to pay to get to and from class. These are just a few of the reasons why it’s so important for students with disabilities to have ample funding options available to them. This guide focuses on those options, with the goal of helping students with disabilities find the resources they need to pay for and succeed in college.

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