Disney Theme Parks and Resorts College Program: Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, California
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Will I lose my financial aid if I participate in the program?
It is up to each student's school to determine how financial aid is handled if a student chooses to participate in the Disney College Program. Students should consult with their faculty advisor and Career Services, Financial Aid and the Admissions departments at their school to gain information about the available options.

External learning and earning programs can be referred to as an internship, externship or co-op program, according to the practices of the individual schools. For more information, students can access the U.S. Department of Education Web site at http://studentaid.ed.gov.

What is the difference between recognition and credits?
Recognition means you are not receiving credit from your school or institution; however, your school will allow you to attend without taking you off its enrollment list.

Credit means your school has agreed to award school credit for your internship.

My university isn't going to give me credit. Do I still have to take the educational component of the program?
Participants on the Disney College Program at the Disneyland® Resort are required to take the educational component of the program.

Do I have to pay for the Disney Educational Component of the program?
There are no tuition fees for the Disney College Program Education Course. However, participants will be responsible for purchasing textbooks and course materials for the ACE Accredited Courses. Please see the course syllabus for the required titles.

If your school is awarding credit for these courses, your school may charge you for the credits. For more information, please review the "Education" information.

How do I register for a Disney College Program Education Course?
Participants will register for courses during their on-boarding process.

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