Pell Grant

The Federal Pell Grant program provides adult students, demonstrating financial need and meet other eligibility requirements, with funds to assist in paying for costs associated with their enrollment. Apply for the Pell Grant online at www.fafsa.gov. The Financial Aid Office at Bridgerland Technical College will assess and evaluate your results and contact you approximately two weeks later. Should you have any questions, contact a Student Success Advisor. For more information about applying for the Pell Grant at Bridgerland Technical College click here. State grants may also be available and are awarded to students with the greatest demonstrated financial need. Qualifying students will be notified.

Bridgerland Technical College's Federal School Code: 014257

Pell Grant Eligible Programs

Please refer to the program web page for programs that have been approved and are eligible to receive the federal Pell Grant. Students enrolled in these programs may be eligible to receive the federal Pell Grant for the hours indicated. Not all programs or enrollment objectives are eligible. Program hours may be subject to change. See the Financial Aid Office with any questions or see policy 700.751 Student Eligibility-Academic Qualifications and Other Criteria for more information.

Student Eligibility and the Pell Grant

Students may be eligible to receive the federal Pell Grant so long as they meet certain criteria. Access the following links and documents for more information.  If you have any questions, please contact your Student Success Advisor or the Financial Aid Office.

• Students must meet defined satisfactory academic progress standards. Students awarded the Pell Grant must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress policy standards defined in policy 700.703.
• Students must be qualified at the post-secondary level and meet other defined eligibility criteria. See Student Eligibility-Academic Qualifications and Other Criteria and Other Criteria policy 700.751 for more information.
• Federal funds are awarded under the assumption that the student will attend school for the entire period for which the assistance is awarded. When a student withdraws, the student may no longer be eligible for the full amount of Pell funds he or she was originally scheduled to receive. Check out our Withdrawal and the Return of Title IV Funds policy 700.732 to know how withdrawing may affect your award.

College Financing Plan/Shopping Sheet

The College Financing Plan/Shopping Sheet is a federal financial aid consumer tool Bridgerland Technical College provides to make students aware of their financial cost to attend school. It is a standardized form designed to simplify the information students receive about costs and financial aid. Use this tool to determine an estimate of the cost you and your family will need to pay during the year in order to cover your education expenses.

Net Price Calculator

Estimate your educational costs with the Net Price Calculator provided by the Department of Education. Link to the Net Price Calculator from the Net Price Calculator disclosure found on the College's Consumer Information webpage.