BUILDING STRONG FUTURES IN SOUTHEAST OHIO
College can be expensive. We know that. But at Hocking College, our goal is to give you a quality education you can afford.
Our team is here to help you identify ways to find your pathway to prosperity.
Our all-inclusive pricing structure makes the cost of attending college easy to understand with no surprise fees. All of your classes' costs, including books, supplies, uniforms, etc. are included in your course fees, and you'll receive those supplies on your first day of class. You won't have to worry about paying for extra items for your courses; all you have to do is focus on learning and putting yourself on the path to your dream career.
A grant is considered gift aid, money that you are not required to repay. To be considered for grants, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
For more information about federal student aid eligibility, award limits and other important information, please review the Federal Student Aid Guide.
For any questions, please contact the Financial Aid Office at financialaid@dos5.net.
If you apply for financial aid, you may be offered loans as part of your school's financial aid offer. A loan is money you borrow and must pay back with interest. Student loans can come from the federal government, from private sources such as a bank or financial institution, or from other organizations.
For any questions, please contact the Financial Aid Office at financialaid@dos5.net.
Students may want to consider applying for private loans if the amount of federal financial aid is not enough to cover the full cost of attendance or if eligibility for financial aid is lost. Private loans are based on credit, therefore you are encouraged to obtain a co-signer to help with the approval as well as to secure a better interest rate.
To apply for a private loan, please visit our preferred lender site to compare products and begin your application.
Hocking College offers more than 50 scholarships that are awarded to hundreds of students. With the support of our generous donors and our commitment within the institution, we are able to offer scholarship opportunities to qualified full-time students.
ALL SCHOLARSHIPS WILL BE AWARDED ON A FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED BASIS!
To receive priority consideration for scholarships in the 2023-2024 school year, new students must have submitted their admissions application and have completed their 2023-2024 FAFSA by Feb. 1, 2023. Students who complete these items after the deadline may still be considered for any unawarded scholarships
Returning full-time students must be registered for the 2023-2024 school year by March 31, 2023, and have a completed 2023-2024 FAFSA on file to be considered for scholarships.
For any questions, please contact the Foundation Office at wellsd34471@dos5.net or 740-753-7010.
Graduating high school seniors from Athens, Fairfield, Hocking, Perry, Pickaway, Ross and Vinton counties are eligible for this scholarship. The District Scholars Scholarship is worth $1,000 an academic year.
To apply students:
As long as a student maintains eligibility, the scholarship will be available for the duration of the student's first associate degree at Hocking College, up to four semesters.
To maintain eligibility, students must:
Students selected to join the Hocking College Singers are eligible for a chance at a scholarship worth up to $1,000 a semester.
Who is eligible?
How do I apply?
Students must schedule an in-person audition or submit a 1-2 minute video audition singing one song in its entirety that showcases their range of talent.
The application for the Fall 2024 semester is now closed. Please check back for more information.
If you have any questions about submitting your audition call Emily Davis at 740-753-6137.
The Presidential Scholars Award is a competitive scholarship for new students who have demonstrated not only academic excellence in High School but also civic engagement that has enriched their local community. Award recipients will serve as a Student Ambassador representing Hocking College at various events, host guided tours or speak with various stakeholders about the student experience. To be considered, students must have at least a 3.5 cumulative high school GPA and demonstrate active community involvement. Students also need to have their admissions application submitted for the following Autumn term, complete their FAFSA and submit the Presidential Scholars application by the deadline below. In addition, recipients must be enrolled full time in a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester.
To apply, fill out the form here. The deadline to apply is May 31, 2023.
Aside from the traditional combination of grants, scholarships and loans, we'll help you identify other ways to pay for your education, like making sure you're using any military benefits you deserve.
For more information about specific military benefits that you might be eligible for, please contact Stephen Powell, the director of Veteran and Military Student Services at waltzi@dos5.net.
For some students, the total direct costs to attend college may exceed the amount of financial aid a student is eligible. If the student’s financial aid is not enough to cover all educational charges, then there are alternative financing options available to help cover the gap.
If your remaining balance to pay is less than $1,500, after all charges and expected aid have been posted for Autumn semester, you may establish a Cash Payment Plan. The payment plan may not exceed $1,500 and will be divided by 4 with expected payments of $375 per month. Your first payment, as well as the $30 application fee, must be paid by the 1st of the month for the semester you enroll. The full balance is expected to be paid before the end of the semester.
Students and their parents may make a one-time payment to cover your remaining balance after all charges and expected financial aid has been posted.
If you plan to use a 3rd party to pay your educational costs, such as WIOA, a 529 Plan, or another type of payment, you must provide documentation that you are eligible for the funds or proof of available funds to be paid to Hocking College.
If your remaining balance to pay is $2,500 or less for the semester, after all charges and expected aid have been posted, you may be eligible for the Hocking College Work Scholarship for up to $1,000. To receive this scholarship, you must agree to work in a student employment position at Hocking College. Please see your financial aid representative to confirm if you qualify.
For a list of available positions, please contact the Hocking College Career & University Center at hccareer@dos5.net.
Regular Part-Time (RPT) Student Employment is for those students who do not meet the criteria for FWS, or the Work Scholarship, but still wish to work.
For a list of available positions or to get started, please contact the Hocking College Career & University Center at hccareer@dos5.net.
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