What does CCF mean in COLLEGES

To be eligible to participate in the CCF program, interested applicants should complete an online application form. After submitting your application, you will receive notification of whether or not you have been accepted into the program.

The College and Community Fellowship provides financial assistance for tuition, books and living expenses for qualified students. There may be some additional fees depending on your specific needs.

You must be over 18 years of age to apply for CCF. Applicants under 18 will need to provide proof of parental consent as part of their application process.

You will benefit from access to dedicated advisors who will provide support throughout your college career including academic counseling, mentorship, career guidance, networking opportunities etc.

A strong academic record is certainly taken into account but it is only one criteria among many that are considered during the admissions process. Leadership qualities, community engagement activities and other qualities also help make a strong candidate for admission.

All applicants must demonstrate proficiency in written English, problem solving skills as well as computing skills necessary for success in college level courses. In addition, all applicants must provide two references from teachers or employers demonstrating their aptitude for success in college studies or professional endeavors.

Once your application has been received by our staff we aim to review it within 5-7 business days. After reviewing your application you will receive notification regarding whether or not you have been accepted into the program.

Yes, participants are expected to maintain enrollment between 6-12 credit hours during each semester they are enrolled in the program.

During their first year students are allowed up to three semesters with CCF; after that students can petition our staff if they wish stay on longer beyond three semesters.