Consortium Agreement

Students often enroll simultaneously at B-CU and a community college and want to combine the hours at both institutions for financial aid purposes. It is possible to receive financial aid under these circumstances as long as certain requirements are met.

Procedures

  1. Obtain a Transient Form from the Registrar. Speak with your advisor to ensure the classes you plan to take are appropriate.
  2. After obtaining approval all the necessary signatures on Transient Form. Contact a Financial Aid Counselor to determine whether you are eligible to receive financial aid for the transfer hours. For the Consortium Agreement Form, click here. If you are eligible, you will take the Transient Form and Consortium Agreement to the “host” school/other institution. Typically it takes three weeks or longer to get all the necessary signatures on a consortium agreement.
  3. Financial aid CANNOT be disbursed without these documents:
    1. SIGNED AND COMPLETED CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT
    2. COPY OF B-CU TRANSIENT FORM 
    3. COPY OF STUDENT’S CLASS SCHEDULE FROM HOST SCHOOL 
    4. COPY OF TUITION AND FEES FROM HOST SCHOOL
  4. You must complete steps 2 and 3 each term that you register at another school. The consortium agreement will cover only classes for which you have already registered.  If you plan to attend the other school for an academic year, you will have to process one consortium agreement for the fall term and another agreement for spring classes.

Consortium Agreement Form, click here.

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