- Financial Information
- Cost Information
- Financial Aid Information
- Apply for Admission to the College
The College application must be processed in-order to complete the FHCHS Financial Aid Application. - Read How to Apply for Financial Aid
- Complete the FAFSA Form (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)

www.fafsa.ed.gov - FHCHS will send you a financial aid notification letter listing your eligibility for grants, scholarships and loans. (2009-2010 award year)
- Florida Hospital College Financial Aid Application
2009-2010 2010-2011 
Financial Aid Application - First-time FHCHS Undergraduate Borrowers Entrance Loan Counseling
https://staffordloanguide.usafunds.org … - First-time FHCHS Graduate Borrowers Entrance Loan Counseling (Federal Stafford and/or Graduate PLUS)
https://gradguideentrance.usafunds.org/ … - Apply for a Stafford Loan (Master Promissory Note)
https://www.edfinancial.com … - Apply for a Federal Parent Loan for Undergraduate Student (PLUS) (Parent Master Promissory Note)
https://www.edfinancial.com … - First-time Parent Borrower Entrance Loan Counseling (PLUS). Complete this step only if you are not using one of the lenders that are listed under step 8 within the link.
https://parentplusguide.usafunds.org/ … - Graduate Students: Apply for a Graduate PLUS Loan (Master Promissory Note)
https://www.edfinancial.com/ … - Students who borrowed loans under the Federal Stafford Loan Program(s) need to complete exit loan counseling if one or more of the following applies:
- Enrolling for less than 6 credits
- Not enrolled
- Withdrawing completely
- Enrolled for 6 or more credits and dropping to less than 6 credits
- Graduating
Alternative Loan Lender Information
Before applying for these loans, please complete the Financial Aid Budget Worksheet under Financial Aid Forms and call 407-303-6963 to make an appointment.
- Chase Select
1-866-306-0868
http://www.chasestudentloans.com/… - Sallie Mae Smart Option Student Loan
1-888-272-5543
Loan available for classes that begin on or after June 1, 2009.
You must attend an eligible community college, four- or five-year college or university, or eligible graduate program at least half time and be working toward your degree. http://www.salliemae.com/…

