Consumer information

This information can be found on the MJC website at Accreditation.

The Student Aid Index (SAI) (also known as Expected Family Contribution or (EFC)) is used from the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine how much a student can be awarded. To be able to award a student, the FAFSA information is considered and subtracted from Modesto Junior College’s Cost of Attendance. Please refer to our website for more information on the Cost of Attendance.
If need still remains after this calculation is made, students may qualify for financial assistance.
Examples of this include but are not limited to: the California College Promise Grant (Fee Waiver), Federal and State Grants, Work Study Programs, and Loans. For more information on types of financial aid go to Types of Financial Aid.

Information can be found on the MJC website at Campus Security

information can be found on the Natiaonal Center for Education Statustics, under "Cohort Default Reates." 

In order to comply with the federal regulation requiring the development of educational programming to acknowledge Constitution Day each year, Modesto Junior College celebrates with a free, public Constitution Day event on campus. Students and staff have access to U.S. Constitution Day educational resources

Information can be found at Cost of Attendance.

The Modesto Junior College Accommodations and Support Center (ASC) defines disability as “a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities typically performed by an individual such as caring for ones’ self, performing manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing and working.” For more information go to Accommodations and Support Center. Links to the American with Disabilities Act and California Chancellor’s Disabled Student Programs and Services can be found on the ASC page under the “ASC Mission Statement” link. Additional information regarding students with disabilities can be found at the Subpart E of
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 publication page at ADA Publication.

Most financial aid is awarded and based on students’ having financial need. This need is used to determine eligibility. Financial Aid is predominately funded through the federal government. In
order to qualify for financial aid a student must meet minimum requirements as referenced at Do I Qualify, under the "How to Apply."

Limitations to financial aid eligibility apply to those who already received a bachelor’s degree. These students may only gain eligibility for the California College Promise Grant (CCPG – Fee Waiver) and are not eligible for Pell grant funding.

Students who are enrolled in more than one school or institution at the same time may only obtain Pell Grant from one college. It may be possible for a school to pay a student enrolled in one of its eligible programs for courses taken at another eligible school, if those courses apply to the degree or certificate in the first school’s program. More information on this process can be obtained by clicking on Consortium.

Information on the college’s faculty and instructional personnel is available through MJC’s online catalog. Go to Faculty and Administrators.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), 20 U.S.C. 1232g, and the Government Code §552.001 et seq., are respectively federal and state laws providing for the review and disclosure of student educational records. Modesto Junior College, Student Financial Services Office will not permit access to or the release of personally identifiable information
contained in student educational records to any party without the written consent of the student, except as authorized by FERPA. Students may complete an online Consent form to release their information to a third party. 

Modesto Junior College is required by law, in accordance with 34 CFR Part 668.14 (g) to report 4 Consumer Information any evidence of fraud to the U.S. Office of Inspector General and perpetrators will be prosecuted.
In accordance with Federal regulations requiring institutions to report individuals who purposely provide false or misleading information in order to receive student financial aid, Modesto Junior College will report to the U.S. Office of Inspector General any individual committing fraud on an application for financial aid, or any individual who fraudulently manipulates the financial aid programs or process for personal gain.

Cases of suspected fraud, including knowingly misrepresenting family or financial application information, purposeful certification of false statements as true and correct, or intentional falsification or misrepresentation on or alteration of documents used in the financial aid process that results in the receipt of aid, will be reported for possible collection of funds and/or prosecution.
Examples:
• False claims of independent student status
• False claims of citizenship
• Use of false identities
• Forgery of signatures or certifications
• False statements of income

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Modesto Junior College provides the instructional, laboratory, and physical plan facilities needed to support its academic programs. Contact each Division for specific information about the facilities and resources available to support the academic program. Divisions can be found online: Academic Divisions 

MJC Net Price Calculator is designed to allow high school and college students to estimate student financial aid eligibility information. Click here to access the: Net Price Calculator. By completing this worksheet, the student will receive information about his/her Expected Family Contribution (EFC), and estimated eligibility for grants at Modesto Junior College. Additional information about how to calculate the cost of attending college can be found at College Navigator.

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The Modesto Junior College Financial Aid Office disseminates a variety of publications designed to assist students and families in understanding the financial aid process.

Contents of some informational pieces are described below.

Do You Need Money for College or Career/Trade School?  is a publication provided by the Federal Student Aid. The workbook describes federal and state aid programs, eligibility requirements, and students’ rights and responsibilities. This publication is available on line in either English or Spanish.
Financial Aid TV is available on our webpage to answer students questions 24/7. Videos are also available throughout our webpage specific to the page content.

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Modesto Junior College Reports this information to the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data Systems (IPEDS). Visit the IPEDS College Navigator and enter Modesto Junior College school information.

Modesto Junior College student demographics, and other data is also available in our MJC website – Institutional Effectiveness

The Civic Engagement Project Voter Education & Registration Committee was formed as a joint effort with the League of Women Voters of Stanislaus County to increase voter knowledge, skill and participation among Modesto Junior College students and in the greater Modesto Community. This committee provides educational resources, voters' forums, voter registration drives and other services and events. For more information or take part in one of our upcoming events, please visit
the Civic Engagement Project .

Access the Online Voter Registration Form to register or re-register to vote.

Keep track of important California Elections and Voter Information.