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- We are delighted to be recognized as the first career and technical career center in the State of Ohio. In 1965, Auburn held its first classes under the leadership of Mr. Henry LaMuth, our first superintendent.
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Auburn Career Center offers several types of financial aid to eligible students, including:

Federal Pell grants
Federal Stafford loans
Veterans Administration benefits (G.I. Bill, Post 911, and others)
Union Education Trust benefits (state employees)
AmeriCorp benefits
Job and Family Services grants
Scholarships

Funding from Job and Family Services varies for each county of residence. Scholarships are offered for specific programs.

To apply for financial aid, you must complete a Free Application For Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online. The application can be found at FAFSA. Follow the instructions on the FAFSA website. When you have completed the application, be sure to contact the Financial Aid Specialist Shelley Barto 440-357-7542 x. 8326 or sbarto@auburncc.org

NOTE: Financial aid applications must be made every year. They do not automatically roll over from one year to the next. If you are in a class that continues through July 1 of any year (the turn-over point for Federal financial aid), be sure to complete a FAFSA for both award years.

For additional assistance with financial aid options, contact the Financial Aid Specialist Shelley Barto 440-357-7542 x. 8326 or sbarto@auburncc.org

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