Financial Aid

Education is more important than ever, and financial resources are available to help you succeed. Financial aid is available to adult students attending career programs that are more than 600 hours of instruction. Moore Norman Technology Center does not participate in any Student Loan program.

Apply for MNTC Tuition Assistance

Looking for Financial Aid Information?

How to apply:

Complete the "Free Application for Federal Student Aid" (FAFSA) in print, or online at s tudentaid.gov
Identify MNTC as your school code choice on the FAFSA application
MNTC Federal Code Is 012272
Send off your application using one of the following:
- Online: studentaid.gov

Reminders

Absences – * Financial Aid students may have different guidelines, please see page 25 of Student Handbook for Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards for Federal Financial Aid.

For successful program completion, a student’s absences may not exceed 10 days per semester. Students starting after the first day of classes may have less than the ten days of allowed absences. A day is defined as the class period a student is enrolled each day. § A student who exceeds ten (10) days per semester and is passing their program will receive a “no grade” (NG). The student will be withdrawn from school. Students who violate the attendance policy will not be allowed to enroll for the following regular semester, including summer school, if the violation occurs during the spring semester.

Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards for Federal Financial Aid – Once the applicant begins attending an approved program and eligibility has been established, to continue to receive federal financial aid, the financial aid office is required by federal regulations to make certain that students are making satisfactory academic progress (SAP).

You are required to complete all hours in the pay period, maintain a “C” average and have 90% attendance per pay period. SAP will be checked by the financial aid office at the end of each pay period. You are required to complete all hours in your payment period to be eligible for your disbursements. If you have not completed the coursework your disbursement will be delayed and/or canceled.

The Moore Norman Technology District attendance policy states that “all” students may not miss more than ten (10) days per semester. Financial aid attendance policy is 90% per pay period. Students not maintaining 90% per pay period will lose financial aid eligibility.

Scholarships

MNTC Automotive Service Technology Scholarships

MNTC Foundation Scholarships

Career Program Scholarships

The purpose of the Moore Norman Technology Center Foundation, Inc. is to provide funds needed by students pursuing career and technical training programs at MNTC.

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Short-Term Class Scholarships for Health Occupations

HO-083 - Long Term Care Nurse Aide Flex - 104 Hours
HO-082 - Home Health / Long Term Care Aide Flex - 120 Hours

The purpose of the Moore Norman Technology Center Foundation, Inc. is to provide funds needed by students pursuing career and technical training programs at MNTC.

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Joseph R. Barnard Memorial Scholarship

The Joseph Barnard Memorial Scholarship is available to a MNTC student enrolled in any career program.

Application opens November 1

Deadline is March 1

Walt Morris Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship is for a high school student graduating from MNTC in any program area. One applicant will be awarded a $500 scholarship.

Application opens November 1

Deadline is February 1

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MNFT Sandy Kelso Scholarship

Moore Norman teachers' union (MNFT Sandy Kelso Scholarship)

Five $250 scholarships awarded in each career program area each semester. Open to any current career program student, high school or adult. The scholarships are awarded before the end of the fall semester. Download the form below for deadlines.

Download:

First page of the PDF file: MNFT Sandy Kelso Scholarship

Sandy Kelso Scholarship application

Sandy Kelso Scholarship Application

MNTC Tuition Assistance

The MNTC Tuition Assistance program has been established to provide educational opportunities for eligible citizens twenty-one years of age or younger on the first day of each class who reside in the MNTC district.

The program will cover tuition for Moore Norman Technology Center full-time programs and eligible short-term courses* that prepare students for a new career; develop new and emerging job skills; ease workforce transition; and/or enhance career development.

The MNTC Tuition Assistance program is available for full-time programs and/or short-term courses up to the amount of $4,000.00.

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Otha Grimes Memorial and Francis Tuttle Memorial Scholarship

Students Applicable

Adult Tech Center Students that are deemed eligible by Technology Center Financial Aid Administrator

Awards Available:
$100-$500 Educational Reimbursement through Tech Center Bursar Office

MNTC Application Period:

Fall by 4 p.m. September 3, 2024
Spring by 4 p.m. February 2, 2025

Online Application is found on the Oklahoma Career Tech website. Create a ctYOU account and use this key:
Otha Grimes Key – xwem5s

Learn more about the Otha Grimes Memorial and Francis Tuttle Memorial Scholarship

Oklahoma CareerTech Foundation

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Grants

Federal Pell Grant (PELL)

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)

Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant (OTAG)

Oklahoma Promise

CARES Act Higher Ed Emergency Relief (HEERF) Grant (All funds are exhausted at this time)

All funds are exhausted at this time.

COVID-19 Emergency Grant for Spring, 2020 Adult Students
At MNTC, we understand that the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic impact has caused financial hardship for many of our students. Through the COVID-19 Emergency Grant, we are providing financial assistance to our adult students who have been economically impacted by this.

In order for MNTC to determine if you would be eligible for a payment through the emergency funds process, you would need to qualify through FASFA or complete the CARES Act Higher Education Emergency Relief (HEERF) Grant Self-Certification Form. You must meet the criteria listed below:

Be enrolled or accepted in a degree or certificate program approved for financial aid.
Not be enrolled in Elementary or Secondary School.
For currently enrolled students, be making satisfactory academic progress.
Not owe an over payment on Title IV grants or loans.
Not be in default on a Title IV loans.
Be a United States citizen or national, permanent resident or other eligible non-citizen for Title IV Federal Aid.
Not have fraudulently received Title IV loans in excess of annual or aggregate limits.
Have returned fraudulently obtained Title IV funds if convicted of, or pled guilty of or no contest to charges.
Have repaid Title IV amounts in excess of annual or aggregate limits if obtained inadvertently.
Have registered for Selective Service. (Males only).
Have a valid and verifiable Social Security Number.
Not have a federal or state conviction for drug possession or sale, with certain time limitations.

By signing the CARES Act Higher Education Emergency Relief (HEERF) Grant Self-Certification Form, you are also stating that you have expenses related to COVID-19 as a result of moving to distance learning. Examples include, but are not limited to:

Food
Housing
Course materials
Technology
Health care
Child-care expenses

Moore Norman Technology Center is committed to assisting as many students as possible during this trying time.

For more information, contact the Financial Aid Office at (405) 801-5045 or email Financial Aid Coordinator Audra Main at Audra.Main@mntc.edu.

Other Aid

VA Educational Benefits

Military Veterans’ Assistance

All students utilizing VA benefits must submit a current certificate of eligibility for VA programs and all prior transcripts/training records to be evaluated, whether or not advanced standing is awarded. No penalties or late fees will be assessed for VA students awaiting payment from the VA for students that have turned in a Certificate of Eligibility for VA Educational Benefits. Moore Norman Technology Center is compliant with PL 115-407, in regards to the Veterans Benefits and Transition Act of 2018.

If a student is called up to active duty during the semester, they may request an exempted leave of absence. If the active duty extends past MNTC exemption of absence period (refer to pg. 12 of the Student Handbook) the student will be withdrawn from the program. Financial Aid, and/or VA funds may need to be returned to their respective federal departments. The student, to include service members and reservists, may apply for re-admission and request advanced standing if applicable (will be determined by the instructor) when they return. Students will only be charged for work needed to complete the remaining portion of the program. VA beneficiaries could be in debt to the VA if they withdraw or are terminated early.

Veterans or qualified family members may use their VA Educational Benefits at MNTC while attending one of our ODVA SAA Approved courses. A list of all ODVA SAA Approved courses are listed below.

Approved Programs for VA Educational benefits for 2024-2025 school year:

Approved short-term program for VA Educational Benefits for 2024-2025 school year.

Veterans with a service-connected disability that limits your ability to work or prevents you from working, Veteran Readiness and Employment (formerly called Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment) may be able to help.

This program—also known as Chapter 31 or VR&E—helps you explore employment options and address education or training needs. In some cases, your family members may also qualify for certain benefits.

For more Information, and to apply for these benefits, click on the following link: https://www.va.gov/careers-employment/vocational-rehabilitation/

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)
Assistance provided to qualifying individuals on tribal rolls. Each tribe handles assistance through their tribal area offices. To find out the location of your tribe, contact Carolyn Edwards-Johnson. Grants may be available for tuition, supplies, and living expenses.

Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)
4149 Highline Blvd, Ste. 380
Oklahoma City, OK 73108

Contact:
Carolyn Edwards-Johnson
405.945.6057

State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation

This is a program that is available to assist individuals with physical or mental disabilities. Services include testing, psychological evaluation, medical examination, and counseling services. In some cases Vocational Rehabilitation pays tuition, fees, books, and supply costs.

State of Oklahoma Department of
Vocational Rehabilitation
2227 West Lindsey, Ste. 1200
Norman, OK 73069

Contact:
Main Office
405.329.6096