Your child care grant will be terminated effective immediately the week you become ineligible and you will lose your spot on the grant. You will become responsible for your day care costs.

Yes. A new application will be required each school year.

Yes. However, priority is given to students who have no other outside assistance to pay for their child care. If you are awarded DSS daycare assistance after you have been awarded Child Care Grant funds, you will still be allowed to stay on the grant, provided you are meeting the grant requirements.

Two Years. A student is allowed to receive the LCC Child Care Grant for up to two school years while working on their degree.

Only if they have been recognized and licensed by the state as a child care facility and can provide documentation to prove it.

No. The LCC Child Care Grant will cover any state licensed day care center in North Carolina. Church and home daycares are eligible as long as they are state licensed and can provide a copy of their state license.

Yes, but at least half of your credits must be on campus courses. If more than half of your credits are online, the Child Care Grant will be removed and awarded to the next student on the waiting list. Your spot cannot be held for the grant if you are not meeting the requirements.

Probably not. Payment for child care is limited to $140/week per child.

If you are eligible for the grant, but there is not any funding left, your name will be placed on the waiting list. Your name will remain on the waiting list for the year as long as you maintain your GPA, Completion Rate, and enrollment requirement. If funding becomes available, the Child Care Grant Coordinator will

Yes. You will be sent a denial letter indicating why your application was denied or cannot be processed. You cannot submit a second application until the following semester.