Consortium Agreement


A consortium agreement is an agreement between two schools that allows the parent school (school providing financial aid) to recognize and pay a student for classes being taken at another institution (participating school)  in addition to classes being taken at the parent school.
 
Things to remember when doing a consortium agreement
  • The STUDENT is responsible to pay the tuition at the participating school.  The parent school cannot hold classes or will not contact the participating school to inform them of anticipated aid.
  • The courses must apply to the degree or certificate program at the parent school.
  • The student will be responsible for providing the parent school with current enrollment status at the participating school, as well as providing grades at the close of the semester.
  • These courses are subject to Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress.
  • The student must be registered at the Parent school prior to submitting this form.
  • The consortium agreement will not be considered complete until all signatures required on the agreement are provided.

By clicking here if you agree to the terms of the consortium agreement