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… your financial aid eligibility.  This may result in an overaward and/or overpayment situation. Overpayment are funds that you had received but did not earn. There are several situations that may cause an overpayment, if you: Received … jeopardize future financial aid eligibility. Unpaid overpayments will be reported to the U.S. Department of Education for collection. It is advised that the student contacts the Financial Aid Office before withdrawing from all of their classes, so the student understands the results of …

… Act Application and/or at minimum complete an application and qualify for a California College Promise Grant (type A or B) Can not have completed more than 70 degree-applicable college units Household and Total Family Income To qualify for EOPS, … or placed in a remedial English and/or math course, or having enrolled in a transfer level English and/or math course with concurrent enrollment in a support course, or having not graduated from high school nor earned a GED, or being a high … from a household where English was not the primary language spoken in the home, or being a member of an ethnic group that is under-served on the Harbor College campus according to Student Equity goals, or being an emancipated foster youth. …

… a Sexual Misconduct investigation. Campus SaVE Act: Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act; an amendment to the Clery Act that requires higher education institutions to increase transparency about the scope of sexual violence on campus, guarantee … a person who is or has been in a dating relationship, or a social relationship of a romantic or sexually intimate nature with the victim. This includes any behaviors that intimidate, manipulate, humiliate, isolate, frighten, terrorize, coerce, … other forms of emotional, sexual, or economic abuse directed towards (a) a current or former spouse or intimate partner; (b) a person with whom one shares a child; or (c) anyone who is protected from the Respondent’s acts under the domestic or …