2026-2027 Financial Aid Loan Request

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Spokane Community College
1810 N Greene Street * MS 2152 * Spokane WA 99217
Fax: 509.533.7425 * Website: www.scc.spokane.edu
E-mail: fscc@scc.spokane.edu
Spokane Falls Community College
3410 W Whistalks Way * MS 3172 * Spokane WA 99224
Fax: 509.533.3547 * Website: www.sfcc.spokane.edu
E-mail: sfcc.finaid@sfcc.spokane.edu
Student Information





Loan Request - Maximum amounts are listed in the chart below
**Remember loans must be repaid — borrow only what you need**
Please select the quarters and loan type you would like offered. The Financial Aid Office will offer the maximum amount for each type of loan you request based on your eligibility and the quarters you select. You may accept, reduce, or decline any portion of your loan once offered via your ctcLink Student Services center. If you reduced the loan amount offered, please note the loan amounts will be split evenly across the terms in which the loan is offered.
Subsidized Loan Unsubsidized Loan
Proration

Please indicate below how many credits you will enroll in each quarter of attendance:
Loan Certification Information
Select each below to acknowledge.

Annual Maximum Loan Amounts - Please refer to the loan breakdown below

Annual Maximum Loan Amounts
Loan Breakdown*

*When using the chart above, please note the maximum annual amounts must be split between quarters.

The annual maximum may not be taken in one quarter.

·        Attending three quarters: The amount per quarter students may request is up to one-third (1/3) of the annual maximum.

o   Divide each loan type by 1/3 to determine the quarterly maximum.

·        Attending four quarters: The amount per quarter students may request is up to one-fourth (1/4) of the annual maximum.

o   Divide each loan type by 1/4 to determine the quarterly maximum.

Federal Direct Loans are also subject to an aggregate lifetime limit. Review information below for details:

·        Undergraduate dependent students are subject to an aggregate limit of $31,000 (maximum $23,000 subsidized).

Undergraduate independent students are subject to an aggregate limit of $57,500 (maximum $23,000 subsidized).