FDLTCC has a variety of Emergency Aid Programs for students. Current options available to students are listed below. For more information, please contact Rose Kolodynski at rosey*AT*fdltcc.edu or (218) 879-0798.
Supports eligible students at risk of dropping out of college due to unexpected financial emergencies. Eligible expenses include childcare, food/meals, gas, housing/rent, medical/dental expenses, personal automobile expenses, public transportation/bus pass, and utilities. To be eligible for this program, students must be making academic progress (i.e., earning C’s or better) in all classes.
Award grants of up to $1,000 to eligible students experiencing a financial emergency—defined as an unforeseen expense that, if not resolved quickly, could lead to the student’s departure from the college and a loss of momentum toward completion.
Create an Ascendium / BEAM Account
Existing Ascendium / BEAM Account Login
To apply for an Emergency Aid grant, students should:
- Be a degree-seeking student and meet your institution’s satisfactory academic progress requirements as of the date of the award.
- Be enrolled during the academic term in which the Emergency Aid grant is awarded.
- Complete an Emergency Aid application using the Beam portal and include documentation of their expenses following these guidelines:
- Eligible expenses include but are not limited to utilities, housing/rent, food, medical/dental, transportation and childcare.
- Not eligible are expected school expenses such as parking, fines, tuition, books, supplies and required tools/equipment.
- Examples of documentation: For a car repair, a student should provide a mechanic’s estimate. For backup childcare, a student should provide a bill from the backup childcare provider
For more information about the Ascendium / BEAM Emergency Aid Program, please contact Rose Kolodynski at rosey@fdltcc.edu or (218) 879-0798.
FDLTCC’s Emergency Grant program supports eligible students at risk of dropping out of college due to unexpected financial emergencies. Eligible expenses include childcare, food/meals, gas, housing/rent, medical/dental expenses, personal automobile expenses, public transportation/bus pass, and utilities. To be eligible for this program, students must be attending classes regularly.
An award grant of up to $500.00 (once per academic year) is available to eligible students experiencing a financial emergency—defined as an unforeseen expense that, if not resolved quickly, could lead to the student’s departure from the college and a loss of momentum toward completion.
To complete the application process, you will need to submit documentation to support your request. Examples of relevant documentation includes: a billing statement, layoff or furlough notice, receipt for recent course materials or technology purchases, childcare expense, rent or mortgage statement, etc. You may want to find these documents prior to starting your application. Once your application is submitted, you will be contacted by a member of our staff.
PLEASE NOTE: FDLTCC Students Who Are Not Eligible for an Emergency Grant:
• Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) or concurrent enrollment students;
• Students who are concurrently enrolled at another institution and FDLTCC is not the home institution (i.e. consortium students);
• Students who are incarcerated;
• Students (who are FDLTCC employees and not dependents) who have their tuition paid via employee waiver through Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.
For more information about the FDLTCC Emergency Grant, please contact Rose Kolodynski at rosey@fdltcc.edu or (218) 879-0798.
Supports eligible students at risk of dropping out of college due to unexpected financial emergencies. Eligible expenses include childcare, food/meals, gas, housing/rent, medical/dental expenses, personal automobile expenses, public transportation/bus pass, and utilities. To be eligible for this program, students must be making academic progress (i.e., earning C’s or better) in all classes.
Award grants of up to $500 to eligible students experiencing a financial emergency—defined as an unforeseen expense that, if not resolved quickly, could lead to the student’s departure from the college and a loss of momentum toward completion.
Create a BEAM Account
Existing BEAM Account Login
FDLTCC’s Emergency Grant program supports eligible students at risk of dropping out of college due to unexpected financial emergencies. Eligible expenses include childcare, food/meals, gas, housing/rent, medical/dental expenses, personal automobile expenses, public transportation/bus pass, and utilities. To be eligible for this program, students must be attending classes regularly.
An award grant of up to $500.00 (once per academic year) is available to eligible students experiencing a financial emergency—defined as an unforeseen expense that, if not resolved quickly, could lead to the student’s departure from the college and a loss of momentum toward completion.
To complete the application process, you will need to submit documentation to support your request. Examples of relevant documentation includes: a billing statement, layoff or furlough notice, receipt for recent course materials or technology purchases, childcare expense, rent or mortgage statement, etc. You may want to find these documents prior to starting your application. Once your application is submitted, you will be contacted by a member of our staff.
PLEASE NOTE: FDLTCC Students Who Are Not Eligible for an Emergency Grant:
• Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) or concurrent enrollment students;
• Students who are concurrently enrolled at another institution and FDLTCC is not the home institution (i.e. consortium students);
• Students who are incarcerated;
• Students (who are FDLTCC employees and not dependents) who have their tuition paid via employee waiver through Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.
For more information about the FDLTCC Emergency Grant, please contact Rose Kolodynski at rosey@fdltcc.edu or (218) 879-0798.
Designed to assist students who have an emergency financial need that impacts their ability to remain in classes, students who have filed for and are eligible to receive a state or federal grants, scholarships or student loan are eligible to utilize FDLTCC’s emergency loan program. In most instances, to be eligible, students must have a source of income coming in during the same semester of the loan request to pay off the balance.
For more information about Financial Aid, please visit the Financial Aid Office.
For more information about other Emergency Funding options, please contact Rose Kolodynski at rosey@fdltcc.edu or (218) 879-0798.