In this section, we’ve provided quick links that lead to information regarding the financial aid process, including the information you’ll need to maintain financial aid while you finish your studies at Chattahoochee Tech.
All students are welcome to visit any of the financial aid offices on any campus. We are dedicated to helping you find a way to pay for college.
State Grant and Scholarship Programs (details about State Grant/Scholarship programs)
HOPE Grant – Certificate and Diploma Programs
HOPE Career Grant – for select Certificate and Diploma Programs
HOPE Scholarship – Degree Programs
Zell Miller Grant – Certificate and Diploma Programs
Zell Miller Scholarship – Degree Programs
HOPE GED Grant (Voucher)
HERO (Helping Educate Reservists and their Offspring) Scholarship Program
Georgia Public Safety Memorial (GPSM) Grant
Dual Enrollment funding (high school students) – formerly named Move On When Ready
To apply for the following forms of aid, we recommend students complete the FAFSA application. In completing the FAFSA, the student will know that he or she has begun the process of applying for all available forms of aid.
HOPE Career Grant
Learn about the HOPE Career Grant.
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