- Special Hours - Summer Snack and The Terrace
- Student Senate Treasurer Training - September 1st
- Important Federal Student Loan Changes for 2026-2027
Special Hours - Summer Snack and The Terrace
Summer Snack Special Hours:
Open Monday, August 10th 7:30am - 1:30pm
Open Tuesday, August 11th 7:30am - 1:30pm
Closed for Staff Training Days Wednesday, August 12th - Friday, August 14th
The Terrace will be open for lunch starting Monday, August 17th 11am - 2pm
Student Senate Treasurer Training - September 1st
📢 Student Senate Treasurer Training
🗓 September 1st
🕖 7:00 PM (Please arrive early to sign in)
📍 SLC Small Event Space
This training is mandatory for all clubs & organizations that receive funding from Student Senate.
✅ Class A Incentive Event — 3 Points
Each club must send:
• The Club Treasurer
• One additional Executive Board member
👥 Attendees may represent up to two clubs total (no more than two).
Questions or concerns? Contact Tyler Ribble at ribblet@alfredstate.edu.
Important Federal Student Loan Changes for 2026-2027
Recent federal changes will impact student loan eligibility beginning with the 2026-2027 academic year.
Federal Direct Student Loans
• You must be enrolled in 12 credits to receive your full Federal Direct Loan eligibility.
• Students enrolled in 6–11 credits will receive reduced loan amounts. For example, a student enrolled in 6 credits will receive half of their eligible loan amount.
• If you start the semester full-time and later drop or withdraw from classes, your future loan eligibility may be reduced.
Important Billing Note
Students enrolled in 6–11 credits will see full loan eligibility displayed on their bill. However, loan amounts will be recalculated before funds are disbursed to comply with federal regulations. As a result, the loan amount shown on your bill will be reduced.
Parent PLUS Loans
Parent PLUS Loans now have a $20,000 annual limit and a $65,000 lifetime limit per student. Some continuing students may qualify for prior loan limits based on federal borrowing history. Transfer students beginning Fall 2026 are not eligible for the prior loan limit exception.
Questions?
Contact Student Records and Financial Services before dropping or withdrawing from classes or if you have questions about how these changes may affect your financial aid.