The 2024-2025 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available at www.StudentAid.gov.
Click HERE for information on completing the FAFSA.
Here are some key upcoming deadlines for Northeast State students:
If you would like help completing your FAFSA, stop by the Financial Aid Office or email FaHelpCenter@NortheastState.edu to make an appointment.
There will be a FAFSA Completion event on April 23, 2024 from 9am to 8pm at the TEC facility on the Blountville campus.
Visit a Walk-In Wednesday event each week until May 1, 2024 for additional help with completing your FAFSA application.
Please note: If you plan to enroll for summer 2024, and have not done so already, you will need to complete a 2023-24 FAFSA.
The goal of the Financial Aid Office is to ensure students have access to all available resources for financing their education. We strive to provide students with accurate, confidential, and timely information in a courteous, respectful environment. We collaborate with other offices at the college to support students holistically in their academic and personal endeavors.
Through Tennessee Promise, graduating high school seniors who meet and maintain eligibility criteria can earn an associate degree or certificate free of tuition and mandatory fees.
TN PromiseTNReconnect was created to assist adults entering higher education, so that they may gain new skills, advance in the workplace, and fulfill lifelong dreams of completing a degree or credential.
TN ReconnectFind essential forms and resources for applying for financial aid services at Northeast State here.
Financial Aid FormsThe Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program offers students an opportunity to earn money to help pay college costs, as well as living expenses while they are in school. Students have an opportunity to integrate their classroom education with actual work experience and develop the knowledge and skills they will need to succeed in future employment. Campus employers have the flexibility to work around class schedules and often serve as references for future graduates as they enter the workforce.
For more information about the FWS program, email April Allen at AAAllen@NortheastState.edu or call 423.354.5360.
Federal Work-Study ProgramFinancial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is a set of standards that measure academic progress to ensure financial aid recipients are making measurable progress toward completion of a degree or certificate program. Students are required to meet satisfactory academic standards established by Northeast State to receive financial aid and maintain continued eligibility.
Satisfactory Academic ProgressThe financial aid process takes time, so start right away. Financial aid funds are often limited, so it is important that you apply early. Though we continue to award financial aid throughout the year, the students who apply early usually receive larger grant awards.
Please read all of the information you receive from the Financial Aid Office. If we request information from you, return it quickly as failure to do so may result in delays in your financial aid. Should you have questions about anything we send you, please call us so we can address your concerns.
Financial Aid Office
C2402
423.323.0252
FinancialAid@NortheastState.edu
The Financial Aid offices are located in building C on the Blountville campus.
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