Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education
Center offers several programs of financial aid to assist students in meeting educational expenses.

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Financial Aid Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Center offers several programs of financial aid to assist students in meeting educational expenses.
Course
Textbook Information
Estimated Cost of Programs
What are Educational Expenses? Educational expenses include the cost of tuition,
fees books, supplies, transportation personal
expenses and reasonable cost for room and board.
What Can Students Expect to Receive?
The amount of financial aid you can receive depends on your financial need. Financial need is the difference between your educational expenses and what your family can reasonably expect to pay towards these expenses. The amount your family can contribute is derived from the “Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)”. Funds from FSEOG, FWEP, FSAG-CE, DFAP, and sometimes the Fee Waiver programs are awarded based on your “financial need”. Funds from the other programs listed below are determined by offices or agencies other than the Financial Aid Office at Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Center. The Financial Aid Office will provide you with an award letter listing the type and amount of aid you can expect. Applications are available at the Financial Aid Office.
The
financial aid office is located in
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| Monday | 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM | |
| Tuesday | 7:30 AM to 8:45 PM | |
| Wednesday | 7:30 AM to 8:45 PM | |
| Thursday | 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM | |
| Friday | 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM | |
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Financial Aid Advisors |
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Phone number (305) 324-6070 |
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| Lacharn Wilson-Crue--ext 7099 | ||
| Mario Martinez de Castro | ||
| Juanita Burns | ||
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OTHER OFFICES South Florida Workforce A120 Vocational Rehabilitation C109 Guidance C109
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Recommend steps for applying for student financial aid. The federal school code for Lindsey Hopkins is 005586.
There is no financial aid available for Adult Basic Education (ABE) or English as a Second Language (ESOL) classes. Advance planning is highly recommended for a successful educational endeavor at Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Center |
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MORE STUDENT FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Thank you for your interest in Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Center (LHTEC). Students who are interested in enrolling in career/technical education programs at LHTEC are encouraged to complete a United States Department of Education, Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). There are several different types of financial aid available to students. In order to be considered for either United States Department Education (USDOE) federal aid or State of Florida aid, a student must first accurately complete the FAFSA for the current award year. There are three ways to complete the FAFSA application: electronically, manually, a combination of electronically and manually. The application can be completed electronically on the internet at www.fafsa.ed.gov. A paper application may also be completed and mailed in for processing. It takes four to six weeks to process paper applications. An application may be complete on-line and the signature pages (FAFSA step 7) printed, signed and mailed in to be processed. Paper applications may be completed as soon as possible after students or parents of dependant students have filed their federal income tax return.
The predominate
type of student financial aid used at Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education
Center is the United State Department of Education’s Pell Grant. The Pell
Grant is a need-based student financial aid program. The Pell Grant is a
grant, not a loan, and generally does not have to be repaid provided the
application (s) submits factual information and attends school. |
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Signatures & PINs All applications must be signed by the applicant and by the parents of dependant students in step 7 of the FAFSA. Electronic applications may be signed with a Personal Identification Number (PIN). Student and parents of dependant students may apply for an individual PIN at www.pin.ed.gov. A PIN is an electronic signature that is issued by US ED for financial aid purposes. The PIN numbers should not be given out or used by anyone other than by the person to whom the PIN was issued. Applicants may create a PIN number, or the system will select a number for each applicant. Students may request to have their PIN number sent to their e-mail account or have the PIN mailed to a home address. Students are not required to have an e-mail account to get a PIN. If a student submits an e-mail address, the PIN will be sent to the e-mail address provided. If a student did not submit an e-mail address, the PIN will be mailed to the physical address submitted on the PIN application. PIN number should be issued, e-mailed and activated within 48 hours of completing an electronic PIN application. Students are not required to have an e-mail address to receive and use a PIN. FAFSAs will not be processed and an EFC will not be generated if the application is not signed. |
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Income Applicants must accurately complete worksheets A, B, C, and transfer the results to lines 40, 41, 42 and if the applicant is a dependent student to lines 79 and 80 also. All FAFSA applications must be accurate and honest. |
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Submitting the
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Student Aid
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Adding Lindsey
Hopkins Technical Education Center to a FAFSA |
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Renewing your FAFSA application A FAFSA application is only good for one award year. The US DOE award year runs from July 1st to June 30th. To receive federal (Pell Grant) financial aid, a student must be enrolled during the award year. If a student or parent of a dependant student are required to file a federal income tax return, we recommend that the tax return be filed with the IRS before completing FAFSA. For the 2011-2012 award year all students must completely resubmit their FAFSA |
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Verification We recommend that the applicant thoroughly read the publication Funding Education Beyond High School. |
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Attendance The attendance of students who receive financial aid is reviewed each trimester. If a student has poor attendance the student may be denied additional Pell Grant deferments, or state and local student financial aid. To ensure the confirmation of financial aid, a student should maintain at least 75 percent class attendance. |
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Other Aid Students may receive financial aid from other agencies; programs such as South Florida Workforce (One Stops), Vocational Rehabilitation Services (Voc Rehab) or the SAVES program. |
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Definitions Dependent students are those who are less than 23 years of age and single. |
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Other Information |
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Student’s
Responsibility |
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Other Forms |
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Questions
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Check out these sites for government financial aid... www.pin.ed.gov --1-800-4FED-AID (1-800-433-3243)
South Florida
Workforce www.southfloridaworkforce.com/trainingproviders.htm Vocation Rehabilitation www.rehadworks.org Lindsey Hopkins School Code 005586 |
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