The Financial Aid staff is committed to working with students and parents to provide funding that will help cover the cost of tuition, fees, and other education-related expenses.
Financial aid packages can include support from military benefits, scholarships, grants, work-study, and federal student loans. Most financial aid programs are based on the philosophy that the primary responsibility of paying college expenses rests with the student and his/her family. Financial aid is meant to supplement, rather than replace, a family’s resources.
Log in to submit your financial aid forms and documents:
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dates and additional information:
Be sure to login to your myVPCC account and check SIS weekly. You can view your class schedule, academic advisor’s name, financial aid, semester bill, holds, and any missing “to-do” items, and you can also make a payment in SIS.
Things to keep in mind as you start:
At the start of each semester, ensure you have enough money to cover your tuition, fees, and books fully. Check your bill in myVPCC before the semester begins. You may be dropped from your classes if your balance isn’t paid in full by the due date. Refunds from Financial Aid will only be released after the “last day to drop with a refund” has passed. Please visit the Academic Calendar website for those “last day” dates.
Need Help?
Below are the fastest way to get answers to your questions:
- Check out our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and the Financial Aid Checklist pages
- Stop by the Financial Aid Office. Students can walk in on the Hampton Campus (Kecoughtan Hall, Room 209) from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and meet with a Financial Aid Specialist. Students on the Historic Triangle Campus (Room 117) are welcome to walk in on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Call our 24/7 Support Center at 1-855-877-3945, or use our
FAFSA
Since not every student has the resources to pay for college, it is very important that every student completes the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for financial aid support. The FAFSA determines how much financial aid support the student and his/her family can receive each year.
For help filling out and completing the FASFA, call 1-800-433-3243. The FAFSA application is free, and Virginia Peninsula Community College’s school code is 006871. To apply for financial aid for Spring, Summer, and Fall; complete either the 2025-2026 or 2026-2027 FAFSA applications.
Financial Aid Events
Important Financial Aid Dates
Spring 2026
| SAP Appeal Deadline | Based on your enrollment (*) |
| Tuition Due Date | 12/12/2025 |
| Bookstore Charge Start & End Date | January 5th to March 23rd |
| Financial Aid Refunds begin | mid to late February |
* SAP Appeals are due by the last day to add a class for the longest session that you are enrolled in for that given semester. For example, the last day to add a class for the sixteen (16) week Spring 2026 semester is Saturday, January 17. So, if your longest session this semester (Spring 2026) is the sixteen (16) week session, then Saturday, January 17, is your SAP Appeal deadline. Please use the following link to visit the Academic Calendars for specific enrollment periods.
Financial Aid Priority Filing Dates
- May 1 for Fall Semester
- November 1 for Spring Semester
- April 1 for Summer Semester
Virginia Peninsula Community College school code: 006871
Money management tools for students
VPCC partnered with ECMC to offer an online interactive service that helps students gain knowledge about financial planning, student loans, car loans, buying or renting a place, credit card debt, budgeting, and investing. Get started with ECMC.
Additional Links and Information
FERPA
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, commonly known as FERPA, helps protect the privacy of student education records.
Financial Aid Return of Title IV Funds (R2T4) Policy
Any student attending VPCC and receiving student financial assistance under the Federal Title IV or Commonwealth of Virginia programs who withdraws or stop attending will, in most cases, be required to return a portion of the financial aid received. Learn more about the R2T4 and how it may apply to you.
How-To Videos
- 1-2-3 GO Initiative!
- What is federal student aid?
- Create Your FSA ID Account
- Troubleshoot your FSA Account
- File your FAFSA each year
- Next steps once your FAFSA is filed
- Review your federal aid summary
- Schedule an appointment to meet with an Academic, Financial Aid, or Military & Veteran Services Advisor
Important Links
Policies, Tools & Forms
Refund & Payment Plan Info
- Financial Aid Refund
- Refund Disbursement Options (Direct Deposit or Paper Check)
- Directions on How To Pay Your Tuition Online
- Monthly Tuition Payment Plan Options (Sign Up)
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy
A student receiving Federal Title IV and Commonwealth of Virginia financial aid or other financial aid directly administered or certified by the college must maintain satisfactory academic progress toward completing a certificate or degree program of study. Learn more about the Satisfactory Academic Process.
Scholarship Search Engines
- FinAid on the Web: www.finaid.org
Student Resources
- CashCourse: Money Management Information
- Federal StudentAid
- Glossary of Financial Aid Acronyms
- GPA Calculator
- Net Price Calculator : How much does it cost to attend Virginia Peninsula?
- Nursing Education Loan Repayment Program
uAspire Help Desk
uAspire is partnering with GEAR UP Virginia and Level Up Virginia to provide a free Financial Aid Helpdesk. Text in your financial aid questions at 434-478-4003 and receive a response within 24 business hours.