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May 6, 2022

Dear Chattanooga State Community,
Congratulations! You have completed the spring 2022 semester.

At the end of the school year, you may be filled with many emotions.

There is a feeling of relief and accomplishment whether it’s the end of your first semester or your first year or your final semester with us. Those who are graduating feel excitement and exultation at the accomplishment you have achieved. We are so excited for you and celebrate all of this with you! 

There is also the realization that change is coming. For those of you who are graduating, you are turning the page—entering the world in your chosen career or continuing your education at a four-year college or university. We will miss seeing you in the halls, in our classrooms, and at student life events.  

Wherever you are on your journey, we want you to know you are part of our community! We celebrate your accomplishments with you and look forward to hearing about how you change our world. 

Registration for Summer and Fall Classes Is Now Open
2022–2023 Financial Aid Awards
Summer Camp Programs Now Open for Registration
Student Resources—We’re Here to Help

We are resilient. We are innovative. We are united. We are ChattState. 

Sincerely,
Rebecca Ashford, Ed.D.
President 


Registration for Summer & Fall Classes Is Now Open

You must have a PIN to register. Be sure to schedule an appointment with your advisor to receive your PIN. Have questions about your semester, your future career, or want to talk about your goals—your advisor is here to help! Schedule an appointment today

Important Summer Registration Dates 

  • May 9
    • 13-week summer session begins
    • 3-week mini-summer session begins 
  • May 28
    • ​Intent to Graduate for summer deadline 
  • May 31
    • 5-week session begins (1st Session)
    • 10-week main summer session begins 
  • July 5
    • ​5-week session begins (2nd Session)
       

2022–2023 Financial Aid Awards

Due to recent changes to the federal Pell Grant and TN state scholarship and grant programs, the Financial Aid Office at Chattanooga State will begin packaging awards for the 2022-2023 the week of May 16th, 2022. Keep in mind that your award package could change as your 2022-2023 FAFSA information is updated, as eligibility rosters are sent from the state, as transcripts are received from other schools, and as Chattanooga State scholarship applications are evaluated.

A few other important points:

  • Tuition and fees for the fall semester will probably be assessed to your account in early to mid July, 2022, so you will be able to determine if any financial aid you are eligible for will cover all of your semester balance before any upcoming payment deadlines.
     
  • If you are transfering to Chatt State from another college or university, or originally planned on attending another school, you may need to update your #1 school selection on the 2022-2023 FAFSA, or update your school of choice in the TSAC Student Portal.
     
  • If you are eligible for the TN Promise Scholarship (community college) or the TN Reconnect Grant (community college), you will start off with a $0 award amount if we have received your eligibility information from the state. The actual dollar amount will be calculated after tuition and fees are assessed in early to mid-July, based on tuition and mandatory fees (fees charged to all students) and other gift aid.
     
  • You will be able to access the “Accept Award Offer” tab to accept/decline your federal Direct Loans in mid to late July. This is to allow all other grants and scholarships to be awarded for which you might be eligible, since this affects your loan eligibility. If you are borrowing federal student loans for the first time at Chatt State, remember to complete Entrance Counseling and a Master Promissory Note (MPN) at StudentAid.gov

Summer Camp Programs Now Open for Registration

Chattanooga State’s Economic & Workforce Development Division are accepting reservations for their summer camp programs for kids. This summer promises camp themes offered for children between the ages of eight to sixteen. Check out all the camps offered and be sure to register.
 


Student Resources—We’re Here to Help

  • Tutoring: ChattState offers in-person and virtual tutoring services.  

  • Emergency Aid: The Student Support Center is available to assist students struggling to meet their basic needs. Please use the Wellness Check on TigerWeb to let us know if you need assistance. 

  • Technology Support: Devices (laptops, hotspots, etc.) are available through the College. To request a device, complete the technology request form. Technology will continue to be available for students as long as they remain enrolled. 

  • Support Services: Chattanooga State is dedicated to delivering support services and resources to assist our students. Visit the virtual Student Support Center to learn more about the many services offered. 

  • Academic Resources: Visit the Spring 2022 Update page for a listing of academic resources, including links to the Math Center, Andrews Reading and Writing Center, the Testing Center, Kolwyck Library, and more. 

  • Student Assistance Library Campus Guide: We now have a Campus Guide for students to provide assistance with eLearn / Virtual Classes / Proctoring / Accessibility / etc. 

  • Career Services Center: The Career Services Center is available to provide services online or by phone to Chattanooga State students, alumni, faculty and staff. Services include career counseling & assistance with selecting a major, job search planning, resume writing assistance, interview skills, and more. Visit JOBlink to view job and internship opportunities. To schedule an appointment for any service, please call 423-697-4421 or email careers@chattanoogastate.edu. The Career Services Virtual Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

  • Food: The Tiger Cupboard provides supplemental food and other necessities for students in need. 

  • Tennessee Board of Regents Student Resources: We know that the global COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak has been causing a great deal of uncertainty, anxiety, and stress for students across Tennessee. Please know that you are not alone.  

  • Ride CARTA for Free: Chattanooga State students may ride CARTA for free with a valid ChattState ID through August 31, 2022. This agreement covers all routes.