
29 June 2010
This is our monthly email about The Detroit College Promise. This fall, we will
offer scholarships to all Detroit Public School graduates to attend Michigan
public colleges and universities, if they live in Detroit and register by
December 1, 2010.
Latest News for June
Thanks to the following
additional public officials or university personnel who have written letters of
encouragement for our 9 th grade students (click on the links for
the letters). For more information on writing a letter, click here.
Michigan Supreme Court Justice Maura Corrigan
Michigan Supreme Court Justice (retired) Patricia Boyle
Detroit City Council President Charles Pugh
University of Michigan-Dearborn Chancellor Daniel Little
University of Michigan-Dearborn, Office of Financial Aid, Christopher Tremblay
Thanks to Uptown Entertainment for a
donation of movie tickets for the DPS graduates that are in our scholarship
program.

Shop at Kroger and support The Detroit College Promise. Click here
for more information.
Important Dates
We have established deadlines of September 15 for the Fall Term and January 15
for the Winter term for receipt of the scholarship acceptance form and the
financial aid letter. We will be unable to make scholarship payments for
these terms for students who don't get us the documents by these dates!
Click here for the scholarship acceptance form.

Important Deadline
Approaching!
In order
for students to receive a scholarship they must fill out the FASFA application.
Deadlines are approaching for the 2009-2010 School Year.
Federal Student Financial Aid Deadlines
The 2009-2010 School Year (July 1st, 2009 - June 30th, 2010): FAFSA on the Web
applications must be submitted by midnight Central Daylight time, June 30,
2010.
Corrections on the Web forms must be submitted by midnight Central Daylight Time, September 21, 2010.
Note: Your school must have your complete and
correct information by your last day of enrollment in the 2009-2010 school
year. Pay close attention to deadlines! Ask your school about their definition
of an application deadline - whether it is the receipt date and time or
the process date and time of the application.
Federal Student Aid considers a FAFSA's receipt date and time to be when
the FAFSA/correction is submitted successfully. TIP: When you
submit your FAFSA, be sure to print out the confirmation page and keep it for
your records. It contains a confirmation number with the exact date and time
(Central Standard Time) the form was received. You can also choose to have a
copy e-mailed to you if you have provided an e-mail address.

Events We Are Attending/Attended
We attended the PromiseNet conference in Kalamazoo next month (click here). This conference provides information to
"placed-based" scholarships such as The Detroit College Promise, and
helps us share ideas.