Current Students
Summer 2019 Completers
If you have not applied for Summer Completion, the due date for early review is Friday, April 19, 2019.
- Download a copy of the graduation application (PDF file, open with the free Adobe Reader). Pick up a copy in Student Services, print form from Moodle, or request one be sent to you.
- Meet with your advisor.
- Return application on or before April 19, 2019 to the Records Office, Hildebrand Hall, Room 106. Documentation used by the advisor needs to be attached to the application.
- A preliminary graduation audit will be conducted through Student Services. You will receive a letter indicating completion of hours and payment information for the business office. If you have not met all requirements, a letter will be sent to you and your advisor listing these deficiencies.
- If your graduation audit reveals that you have completed, or are currently registered for all classes required for graduation, a $30 graduation fee will be added to your student account. This fee will be good for the current academic year in which you apply. If you do not complete all of the required courses within the academic year in which you apply, you will be charged an additional $30 fee upon reapplying.
- Students who do not intend to register for any outstanding courses during the early registration period should not submit a graduation application until registered or by the final deadline of Friday, June 21, 2019.
- Reminder: There will not be a Summer Graduation Ceremony. Summer Completers will have an opportunity to participate in the Spring 2020 Graduation Ceremony.
FAFSA Fridays
WPCC Financial Aid Counselors provide assistance in completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Aid) when you attend any scheduled FAFSA Friday. NO appointment is necessary! WPCC’s priority deadline for submitting the FAFSA is June 1st each year. However, WPCC will continue to process FAFSA applications and award aid to students as financial aid files are completed throughout the academic year.
Here is the schedule for FAFSA Fridays (all are from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. in Hildebrand Hall 127):
- February 1
- February 8
- February 15
- February 22
- March 1
- March 8
- March 15
- March 22
- March 29
- April 5
- April 12
- April 19
- May 3
What You Should Bring
Please contact the Financial Aid Office if you have questions. If you are planning on attending aFAFSA Friday event, please bring the following materials with you
- Student’s Tax Return & W2s
(2015 taxes/W2s for 17-18, 2018 Summer)
(2016 taxes/W2s for 18-19, 2018 Fall, 2019 Spring & Summer) - Parent’s Tax Return & W2s
(2015 taxes/W2s for 17-18, 2018 Summer)
(2016 taxes/W2s for 18-19, 2018 Fall, 2019 Spring & Summer) - Driver’s License Number
- Date of Birth
- Social Security Number
- Permanent Resident Number (If applicable)
- Mother’s Social Security Number / Mother’s Date of Birth
- Father’s Social Security Number / Father’s Date of Birth
- Parent(s) Marital Status / Parent(s) Marital Status Date
- Parent(s) Worker’s Compensation
- Parent(s) Child Support paid or received
- Parent(s) and Students current balances of Cash, Savings, and Checking accounts
- Students Worker’s Compensation
IF YOU ARE AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT:
- Student’s (and spouse, if applicable) Tax Return & W2s
(2015 taxes/W2s for 17-18, 2018 Summer)
(2016 taxes/W2s for 18-19, 2018 Fall, 2019 Spring/Summer) - Driver’s License Number
- Date of Birth
- Social Security Number
- Permanent Resident Number ( if applicable)
- Student’s Marital Status / Marital Status Date
- Worker’s Compensation and/or Child Support received or paid.
- Current balances of cash, savings, and checking account.
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If you have any questions please stop by Student Services in Hildebrand Hall or call (828) 448-6046. If you’re having trouble with Pioneer Pass, your email, or other computer issues, visit the Help Desk online or call (828) 448-6030. You are also welcome to get in touch with us by submitting a request below.
