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Emergency Funding Assistance : Dean of Students Office Division of Student Success Emergency Funding Assistance Dean of Students CARE Emergency Funding The Dean of Students CARE emergency funding assists students in meeting basic needs that cannot be covered due to an unexpected emergency situation. Assistance for basic needs is restricted to food, housing, transportation, and utilities. Funding is limited up to $500.
Emergency Funding requests will NOT be considered if made for Tuition/Student Account Balances. Currently enrolled in at least six credit hours at TXST. Experienced an unexpected emergency situation.
Exhausted all financial resources, including student loans awarded through Financial Aid. Have not received emergency funding from our office within the same academic year.
Complete application with documentation of Texas State University enrollment in at least (6) credit hours, documentation verifying the emergency and/or related basic needs expenses, provide current semester financial aid package and any refunds received, and monthly budget attached. Meet with a CARE Team member in person or virtually.
If approved, to ensure the funds are available quickly, make sure your direct deposit information is accurate and up to date. Go to the "Student Payment Portal & E-Refunds" link on the Student Business Services webpage. If approved, provide a thank you letter indicating the impact of funds.
Documentation Requirements Applications submitted without proper documentation and monthly budget will be delayed . Make sure your application includes the following: Documentation of enrollment in at least (6) Texas State University Credit hours. Documentation of unexpected emergency.
Documentation of basic need expected cost. Current semester financial aid package and any refunds received. Budget of monthly expenses and income, including financial aid refunds.
Create budget of monthly expenses and income, including financial aid refunds using the Bobcat Gold Budget Tool . Use this Monthly Budget Resource Guide for assistance. Complete form with ALL required documentation attached.
What are examples of qualifying basic needs? Examples of basic needs that qualify for emergency funding are, but not limited to: Past due electric, water, gas, etc. What are examples of basic needs that do NOT qualify? Examples of basic needs items that do not qualify are, but not limited to: Tuition and Fees (Including Past Due Balances) What are examples of qualifying emergency situations?
Examples of qualifying emergency situations are, but not limited to: What are examples of emergency situations that do NOT qualify? Examples of emergency situations that do NOT qualify are, but not limited to: Eviction (being behind on rent for non-emergency) Examples of Documentation What are examples of documentation for emergencies?
Examples of documentation for emergencies include, but not limited to: Loss of Job: Payroll/Paystub Statement Showing Change in Income Loss of Job: Termination Letter/Letter from Employer Auto Accident: Police Report Apartment/House Fire: Picture of Damage Apartment/House Fire: Insurance Claim What are examples of documentation for the basic needs cost?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Currently enrolled in at least six credit hours at Texas State University, experienced an unexpected emergency situation, and exhausted all financial resources. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Emergency Funding Assistance (Texas State University) is funded by Texas State University, Dean of Students Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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