What Is a Consortium Agreement?
A Consortium Agreement allows you to take classes at multiple colleges or universities while receiving financial aid from your home college to cover eligible costs across institutions.
Key Points
- You can only receive financial aid from one college—your home college
- Your home college is where you plan to earn your degree or credential
- Without a Consortium Agreement, financial aid will only apply to classes taken at your home college
- You do not have to be enrolled at the college disbursing aid if a valid agreement is in place
Course Eligibility
- Only courses that apply toward your approved program of study will count toward financial aid eligibility
Financial Aid Determination
- Financial aid eligibility is determined by your home college
This agreement ensures your coursework at multiple institutions can be considered for financial aid, as long as it aligns with your academic program.
(Financial Aid > Eligibility)