Useful Links

The Financial Aid Office can be reached by e-mail at finaid@lcsc.edu.  When contacting us through an electronic source, there are a few things to keep in mind: 1) state your question or comment as clearly as possible; 2) include your name, student ID or social security number, and telephone number where you can be reached during office hours (8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-Fri); 3) indicate what year and semester your questions pertains to. The office mail is checked daily, and a response will be sent to you within two working days. If you have not received a response in the allotted two days, please feel free to contact us. If there are problems with the e-mail system, the student will be called at the provided phone number.

Here are a few other locations we suggest you may want to take a look at for additional information:


The U.S. Department of Education's Federal Student Aid website:
(http://studentaid.ed.gov) Features an explanation of all types of federal aid, from Pell Grants to Perkins Loans, frequently asked questions, and an on-line FAFSA submissions program.

Crestar Student Loans:
(http://www.student-loans.com) Ranked among the top 5% on the Web by Lcos ponit Survey, this series of home pages has everything from explanation of loan types to advice on filling out the FAFSA. Lots of excellent information.

FastWeb:
(http://www.fastweb.com) Perhaps the most comprehensive scholarship database on the web. Searches for scholarships all over the USA, and beyond.

The Financial Aid Information Page from NASFAA:
(http://www.finaid.org)  This page provides a free, comprehensive, independent, and objective guide to student financial aid.

FAFSA on the Web:
(http://www.fafas.ed.gov) Site to complete and submit your FAFSA as well as make corrections or add a school.

Veteran Education Benefits:(http://www.lcsc.edu/admissions/veterans/default.htm) This link is provided to assist Veterans and their family members with applying for education benefits through the Veterans Administration.

NAFSA:
(http://www.nafsa.org) Association of International Educators provides info on aid sources for international students.

The National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS): (http://www.nslds.ed.gov) The NSLDS Student Access Web site lets student and parent borrowers track and manage their federal student loans and grants online.  The secured site displays information on your loans and grants, including amounts, outstanding balances and status.