The COVID-19 Emergency Assistance fund provides currently enrolled USC students with up to $3,000 in grants for extraordinary education-related costs resulting from the pandemic. Eligible expenses include basic needs like food and housing, technology for online classes, transportation, childcare, and medical costs. Students must submit documentation supporting their expenses and complete an application explaining how COVID-19 has impacted their costs. If approved, the grant will be deposited into the student's account.
The COVID-19 Emergency Assistance fund provides currently enrolled USC students with up to $3,000 in grants for extraordinary education-related costs resulting from the pandemic. Eligible expenses include basic needs like food and housing, technology for online classes, transportation, childcare, and medical costs. Students must submit documentation supporting their expenses and complete an application explaining how COVID-19 has impacted their costs. If approved, the grant will be deposited into the student's account.
The COVID-19 Emergency Assistance fund provides currently enrolled USC students with up to $3,000 in grants for extraordinary education-related costs resulting from the pandemic. Eligible expenses include basic needs like food and housing, technology for online classes, transportation, childcare, and medical costs. Students must submit documentation supporting their expenses and complete an application explaining how COVID-19 has impacted their costs. If approved, the grant will be deposited into the student's account.
The COVID-19 Emergency Assistance fund provides currently enrolled USC students with up to $3,000 in grants for extraordinary education-related costs resulting from the pandemic. Eligible expenses include basic needs like food and housing, technology for online classes, transportation, childcare, and medical costs. Students must submit documentation supporting their expenses and complete an application explaining how COVID-19 has impacted their costs. If approved, the grant will be deposited into the student's account.
COVID-19 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS
The COVID-19 Emergency Assistance fund helps currently enrolled students with extraordinary one-time education-related costs that have arisen as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. At this time the maximum amount of emergency assistance that will be provided by this grant is $3,000.
Note for undergraduate students: If your family’s financial circumstances have changed due to a change in income, please submit an Appeal Concerning Expected Contribution through FAST.
Renee Ye 7545228783 Student’s Name: ______________________________________________________________________________ USC ID: ______________________________________________________________________________________
Documentation Required The requested funds will be used for: Amount Requested
Examples of documentation to support your claim include: rental/lease agreement, invoices, receipts or mileage calculations. If you cannot provide documentation for a category, please attach a separate document explaining why. We will only consider requests for categories that are supported by documentation or an explanation.
What is your current location? With parent or relatives / Date you left campus: ______________________________________________________________ 3/16/2020 USC Housing (On/Off Campus) Other off campus / Date you left campus: ______________________________________________________________________
Describe how COVID-19 has created unexpected costs associated with your enrollment at USC. Attach a separate document if more space is needed.
I live at Cardinal Gardens apartments off-campus housing and had left campus to go home for spring break, so I was not allowed to return to the apartment. I have been subleasing a spot for now (lease agreement attached, I am renting Rex Wang's room), and I need financial support because I am also paying for rent for the apartment and am not able to get to campus to access the dining halls without risking exposure, as I don't have any form of transportation. Next Steps Log in to your Financial Aid Summary and Tasks (FAST) page at financialaid.usc.edu and follow the instructions in the Document Library to upload this form, including attachments. The Financial Aid Office will review your request and may contact you for further information. If funding is approved, the grant funds will be disbursed to your student account. If you have not already signed up for eRefund (Direct Deposit) on USCe.pay, please do so in order to receive your funds immediately. Disbursements from this fund will not be applied to an outstanding balance on your student account.
