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Student Services 2020-2021 Telephone: (602) 238-4350 Website: WWW.GATEWAYCC.EDU/ENROLLMENT Email: enroll@gatewaycc.edu Deer Valley (DV) Location: Room 134 Telephone: (602) 392-5000 Website: WWW.GATEWAYCC.EDU/ENROLLMENT Email: enroll@gatewaycc.edu SouthWest Skill Center (SWSC) Location: 3000 N. Dysart Road, Avondale, AZ 85392 Telephone: (623) 535-2700 Website: WWW.GATEWAYCC.EDU/ENROLLMENT Email: enroll@gatewaycc.edu Enrollment Services is designed to serve the needs of students by providing a one-stop service center for admissions, registration, records, financial aid, cashiering, and advisement. Enrollment Service assists with a variety of registration and enrollment services and provides computer access for self-service and on-site assistance. Student ID Cards Student identification cards are available at Enrollment Services. A picture ID is required before a student ID is issued. The first ID is free; replacement cost is $5. The following is the policy for obtaining an official GateWay student ID: Student ID's will only be issued prior to the start of a program or the semester in which the student is registered if payment of tuition and fees or financial aid/deferment is in place. FINANCIAL AID CONTACT INFORMATION: The Financial Aid Department is located in the Enrollment Service area at each campus. WEBSITE: WWW.GATEWAYCC.EDU/FINANCIAL-AID EMAIL: finaid@gatewaycc.edu PHONE: Financial Aid Answer Service (855) 622-2332 (24/7), Office phone (602) 286-8117 (9am – 4pm Monday – Thursday, 10:30am – 4pm Friday (Summer hours differ)) Financial aid assistance is available to eligible GateWay Community College students in the form of grants, scholarships, employment, tuition payment plans or federal loans. Students may receive assistance from only one funding source or aid may be offered in a package from multiple sources. The student's award depends on eligibility, level of enrollment, calculated need, packaging policy, and availability of funds. Under federal regulations, students have the primary responsibility for funding their education. For dependent students, their parents share that responsibility. All student awards are based on "need" after consideration of student and (where required) parental contribution. Refer to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the federal definition of dependency. Eligibility Students must meet ALL of the following requirements to be eligible for federal student aid: be a US citizen or eligible non-citizen; be admitted as a regular student in an eligible program and enrolled in classes that pertain to that program only; make satisfactory academic progress (see policy below); have a high school diploma or GED; apply by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) using the student's legal name and valid social security number; show financial "need" per federal regulation (for need-based aid, such as grants and work study); be registered with Selective Service (if required); not be concurrently enrolled in high school; not be in default on any 29