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Award Adjustments

Schools are allowed to use "professional judgment" in certain cases to re-evaluate a student's award and/or Expected Family Contribution. Some examples include: loss of a job, decrease in salary, change in family status, unusual medical expenses, etc. A professional judgment form can be downloaded.

Students who qualify and choose to live off-campus may have financial awards (from institutional monies) adjusted. Georgetown College is a residential college and all students with few exceptions are expected to live on campus.

Renewal of Assistance

All aid offered by Georgetown is for four full years (eight semesters). Academic scholarships require a 2.8 cumulative GPA if the scholarship is less than half-tuition, otherwise the requirement is a 3.3. Students must also meet satisfactory academic progress as outlined in the college catalog.

Georgetown Scholarships: A Four-Year Commitment

Your scholarships will be renewed through your eighth semester as long as you continue to meet the GPA requirements for the academic scholarships and continue to participate for the performance scholarships. You must file the FAFSA each year to renew your need-based assistance and if you continue to be eligible for the programs, your assistance will be renewed.

Personal Attention and Responsiveness

You can count on a response when you call or e-mail us. You can also count on us to be available to help you with the process from start to finish.