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    Summer 2008 Aid and Enrollment

    Enrollment Requirements Affect WHEN Students Receive Summer Aid.

    The term(s) for which you enroll--Summer A, B, and/or C--and the number of hours for which you enroll in those terms determine WHEN you receive your aid funds--during Summer A or B.

    Summer Enrollment and Disbursement Examples

    The sum of all credit hours carried in Summer A, B, and/or C will determine your enrollment status.

    The following examples illustrate various undergraduate enrollment choices and indicate when students will receive their funds.

    Summer Disbursement

    Enrollment Scenarios

    Sum C = 6 or more hours

    Sum A = 3; Sum C = 3

    Sum A = 5, Sum C = 1

    Sum C = 3, Sum A = 2, Sum B = 3

    Sum A = 3, Sum B = 3

    Sum C = 4, Sum B = 6

    Sum B = 6 or more

    Sum A = 6 or more

    Pell

    Sum A

    Sum A

    Sum A

    Sum A, Sum B

    Sum A, Sum B

    Sum A, Sum B

    Sum B

    Sum A

    FDSL/Turner/Perkins

    Sum A, Sum B

    Sum A, Sum B

    Sum A, Sum B

    Both Sum A and B funds are withheld until Sum B

    Both Sum A and B funds are withheld until Sum B

    Both Sum A and B funds are withheld until Sum B

    Sum B

    Sum A


    UF Policy on Summer Attendance

    The academic year at UF consists of three semesters beginning with fall and ending with summer. Freshmen and sophomores entering the State University System must complete at least nine credit hours during a summer session to graduate, with the exception of the student who earns nine credit hours via the Bright Futures acceleration mechanism. SFA supports this requirement, and summer money may be offered if:

    1. federal or institutional funds remain for summer awards after fall and spring semester needs are met; or
    2. you choose to attend summer session instead of one of the other two semesters (for instance, attend fall and summer semesters and work spring semester) and you are awarded for fall/spring initially and notify us of your decision to attend summer instead of fall or spring. Students should contact a financial aid adviser before March 1 if they wish to receive summer aid. See Chapter 2, for enrollment requirements for receiving aid.

    Students should contact a financial aid adviser before March 1 if they wish to receive summer aid.
    To apply for Summer 2008 financial aid: Use a 2007-08 FAFSA.
    To apply for Summer 2009 financial aid: Use a 2008-09 FAFSA.

    For more information, please contact a financial aid adviser.