Purpose of the Title IX training: the Clery Act, the Alcohol and Drug Policy and the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), & Staying Healthy in a Changing Environment.  Blackfeet Community College (bfcc.edu)

For students, click on the VECTOR Tile (see image) and begin the training online. If the tile does not work, please email fin_aid@bfcc.edu, and we will send you the link. 

Students registered at Blackfeet Community College and, most importantly, those receiving federal funding, i.e., the Pell Grant, FSEOG, Work-study, Private Grants, Scholarships, etc., must complete these courses before funds are disbursed to the student.

If you have not started or have started but have not finished the Title IX training, a reminder will be sent to your email until you have completed it. 

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Remember to use your BFCC Educational Two-Year Planner to stay on track with your degree plan for Financial Aid and Graduation requirements.

Before registering for classes, you must make an appointment with your advisor to ensure you are on the right path to graduation.

Complete this form and get the original to the financial aid office, with both the advisor and student's signature. 

A student intake form is a document that collects essential information about a student, such as their address, phone number, their program of study, etc. 

The information you give on the intake form will help us in financial aid connect you with resources and support networks to help you transition from BFCC. 

Please click this link to complete the form online: 

https://forms.gle/o5YLu8HiFXNiMNuz8

Students Can Decline or Return Pell Grant Funds

Students can decline or return Pell Grant funds within the academic year to preserve eligibility for future enrollment periods. The form is located in the BFCC Student Portal. 

• Students may decline their Pell Grant Funding that has not yet been disbursed.  

• Students may decline all or part of a Pell Grant award during the award year. 

• Students may not request to decline or return a Pell Grant from a prior academic year.  

• Students may return the Pell Grant Funds already disbursed for the current year only.  

Print and download the form to decline or return Pell Grant Funding: 

Request to Decline or Return Pell Grant Award

Your answers to questions on the FAFSA form determine whether you’re considered a dependent or independent student. Your dependency status determines the information you must report when filling out the FAFSA form. If you’re a dependent student, you’ll report your and your parents’ information. If you’re an independent student, you’ll report your information (and, if you’re married, your spouse’s).

Your dependency status determines whose information you need to report when you fill out the FAFSA® form. This worksheet will help you make this determination.

Verification Process *

Verification is the process your school uses to confirm that the data reported on your FAFSA form is accurate. If you're selected for verification, your school can request additional documentation to verify your FAFSA. Don't assume you're being accused of doing anything wrong.

Verification requires the student to verify the accuracy of their application by providing the Financial Aid Office with the documents necessary to complete the process.

However, we cannot pay the student until all documentation is received. 

Thank you. 

Verification Process *

Verification is the process your school uses to confirm that the data reported on your FAFSA form is accurate. If you're selected for verification, your school will request additional documentation that supports the information you reported. Don't assume you're being accused of doing anything wrong.

Verification requires the student to verify the accuracy of their application by providing the Financial Aid Office with the documents necessary to complete the verification process.

But note, that we are unable to post financial assistance until the verification process is completed.

Thank you