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… Community College District applying for and receiving financial aid have a right to the following: Information on all available financial assistance which includes federal, state and institutional financial aid programs. Knowledge of all …

… is financial aid? … Financial aid is money that students may use to help cover the cost of their education that is made available by federal and state governments, as well as public and private organizations in the form of grants, fee waivers, part-time employment, loans, and scholarships. The funds are available to make it possible for students to continue their education beyond high school, even if they and their families … the condition that the student retains their eligibility throughout the semester.   Loans are a form of financial aid available for students that need to be repaid and accrue interest over time. We recommend students to exhaust all free …

… Transcript Request … Transcript Request … It is the responsibility of the student to have any transcripts outside of the LACCD sent over to our campus directly from that institution. Transcripts will only be considered official if they are mailed directly to ELAC's Admissions and Records office directly from the institution where the coursework was taken. All transcripts should be … unit in Admissions and Records. Your degree will be posted after your final grades are posted on your transcript. ELAC's Admissions and Records will send you your diploma approximately 16 weeks after the end of the term. …