No. Reapplication is not necessary unless requested by the Chief Appraiser or if you move to a new residence.

Yes, unless your family's circumstances allow you to cover HW costs in full. So long as your financial need continues, as demonstrated by annual aid applications, the school will continue to meet it. Adjustments will be made for tuition increases and changes in your family's financial picture.

Yes. However, once you have filed a FAFSA, you may be able to file a Renewal FAFSA the next year. The Renewal FAFSA is designed for financial aid applicants who filed last year and are filing again. Many of the answers the student provided on last year's FAFSA are automatically entered into the Renewal FAFSA, reducing the number of questions the student must complete. Only the questions for which answers will have changed since last year need to be completed.

No, but you do need to notify the Iredell County Assessor's Office if your income is over $25,000 or you are no longer a permanent resident of your property.

No. If you do nothing, your current plan will continue. However, because both the plan you are enrolled in and your drug usage and needs may change, you should re-evaluate your Part D plan every year to make sure you are receiving the best coverage for your needs. By October 31st, you should have received the Annual Notice of Change from your plan.

To re-apply to the program, you must submit all new forms. This includes application, personal statement, infectious disease policy, references, observations etc. Please submit all forms to our office prior to the March 15th deadline.

As often as desired, but per package directions, ABREVA® should be applied a minimum of 5 times/day, until healed. Apply ABREVA® after you wash your face. No. It is not recommended for use longer than 10 days. You should contact your doctor if your cold sore has not healed within 10 days while using ABREVA®.

If you have not been enrolled in classes at TCC for more than three years you will have to update your records at Enrollment Services Office on your campus. Complete an application for admission and print "UPDATE" on the top http://www.tcc.edu/students/admissions/pdfs/application.pdf If it has been less than three years you will still be able to register as usual.

You must reapply every year to take into account new educational costs for the current academic school year.

When you apply for financial aid, you are applying for funds during that academic year only (fall, spring, summer). If you wish to receive financial aid each year, you must file a new or renewal FAFSA each year after January 1.

büji Block helps protect against poison ivy/oak rashes for up to six hours. Do not re-apply büji Block™ after possible exposure to poison ivy, oak or sumac. The same invisible barrier designed to keep urushiol off you skin, could trap the oil against your skin after exposure. If you may have come in contact with poison ivy, oak or sumac, thoroughly wash your skin with a specially formulated urushiol cleanser, such as büji Wash™, before reapplying.

Students are strongly encouraged to reapply annually for TOPS by completing a FAFSA or renewal FAFSA. Students must complete the FAFSA annually if they qualify for federal grant aid. In the event of a budget shortfall, students who do not reapply by submitting a FAFSA or renewal FAFSA will be the first to lose their TOPS awards. Contact the Office of Financial Aid for more information.