Financial Aid Office
Major changes and Improvements to 2024–25 FAFSA® Coming Soon | Learn More
Major changes and Improvements to 2024–25 FAFSA® Coming Soon | Learn More
There are major changes and improvements coming to the 2024–25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form. As a result, the new form will be available in December 2023, not Oct. 1. More information can be found here: https://studentaid....
More informationWelcome to the Coffeyville Community College Financial Aid Office. Within this section of the website, you will find information about various sources of aid to help you pay for college. Aid comes from a variety of sources including Federal Student Aid and CCC scholarship opportunities. To find out more, explore the available financial aid links.
How to Apply For Federal Financial Aid
Here’s where you start:
Click on the link below to begin the application progress. The federal code for Coffeyville Community College is: 001910.
Electronic Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
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July 1st Deadline to Apply for Fall Semester Financial Aid
July 1st is the deadline for submitting the FAFSA AND any requested documents to complete your file and award. This will ensure that we have time to review your documents and award aid before classes begin in August. You may still submit documents after the July 1st deadline and request aid; however, you may experience delays in processing.
RedConnect Financial Aid Information
RedConnect is where you will find billing, registration, financial aid information, and more information. You will continue receiving email notifications through your Coffeyville email account, although RedConnect can be accessed anytime to understand your current financial aid status. For assistance logging in, please see our How to use RedConnect page.
RedConnect Financial Aid User Guide
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Have a question about financial aid at CCC?
Email the financial aid staff at [email protected] and a CCC financial aid representative will respond as soon as possible.
Students receiving Federal Financial Aid who enroll in on-line and/or late starting classes may have a delayed disbursement date.
Additionally: students enrolled in on-line classes only, WILL have a delayed disbursement date.
Helpful videos from Federal Student Aid
For help with the financial aid process, the U.S. Department of Education has developed a YouTube channel to help explain the process. Access the "Federal Student Aid" channel on YouTube here.
Social Media
Office Location/Hours
Second Level of Student Union
Open Monday - Friday
(Closed Fridays June-July)
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Kansas Promise Scholarship Information and Application
Quick Links
RedConnect Financial Aid User Guide
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Net Price Calculator
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New Lifetime Pell Grant Eligibility Law
How to Use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool
Reporting Information
Financial Aid Chats and E-mail
Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CDT, Monday-Friday
Jennifer DeRosa Google Hangout Chat
Robin Adamson Google Hangout Chat
After Hours E-mail
- CCC Scholarships
- Work Study Program
- Financial Aid File Upload Tool
- Financial Aid Office Staff
- Basic Consumer Information
- Cost of Attendance Table
- Direct Loan Process
- Eligibility for Financial Aid
- Financial Aid FAQ
- Federal Aid Programs
- Forms
- Kansas Promise Scholarship
- Net Price Calculator (opens in new window)
- Parent Plus Loan Process
- Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy
- Student Rights and Responsibilities
- Veterans Services
Professional Judgment
Sometimes the FAFSA doesn't capture the whole picture of what you or your family may be going through.
Are you, your spouse, or your parent unemployed or have work hours/pay been reduced? Is anyone now receiving unemployment? Is current income lower than the income reported on the FAFSA? Do you have any other unusual or special circumstances that aren't reflected on your current FAFSA (death of a parent or spouse, recently divorced/separated, excessive medical expenses, or other)?
If any answer above is yes...You may qualify for an adjustment to your current FAFSA, to better reflect your current income situation and ability to pay.
We can assist you through a process called Professional Judgment.
Haven't submitted your FAFSA yet? It's not too late!
Questions? Contact [email protected]
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