Financial Assistance can pay for correspondence courses as long as you are enrolled in at least one regular classroom course. In order to have correspondence courses count as part of your semester course work, you must complete the correspondence course within a regular semester. For example: if you enroll in a correspondence course during the fall semester, you would need to finish the course work by the end of the fall semester to receive a grade (other than I) just like regular classes.

You must complete 50% of your lesson plans to receive a Federal Pell Grant. You should contact the Division of Student Financial Assistance once you have turned in the lesson plans to the Division of Extended Programs.