Returned Funds
New Distribution Report for the quarter ending December 31, 2023
As of December 31, 2023, Raritan Valley Community College has finished disbursing its portion of the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund to students.
Distribution Report
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Institutional Portion Click here to view
Quarterly Report Ending 9/30/23
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Institutional Portion Click here to view
Quarterly Report Ending 6/30/23
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Institutional Portion Click here to view
Quarterly Report Ending 3/31/23
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Institutional Portion Click here to view
Quarterly Report Ending 12/31/22
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Institutional Portion Click here to view
Quarterly Report Ending 3/30/22
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Institutional Portion Click here to view
Quarterly Report Ending 6/30/22
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Institutional Portion Click here to view
Quarterly Report Ending 9/30/22
Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF)
Quarterly Report Ending 9/30/20
Quarterly Report Ending 12/31/20
Quarterly Report Ending 3/31/21
Quarterly Report Ending 6/30/21
Quarterly Report Ending 9/30/21
Quarterly Report Ending 12/31/21
Quarterly Report Ending 3/31/22
Quarterly Report Ending 6/30/22
Quarterly Report Ending 9/30/22
To view all the information on the previous funding Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act click here
The second round of HEERF Funding:
As of May 12, 2021, RVCC has awarded 1,092 students a total of $1,391,000
- Non-Pell eligible students received a $1,000 grant, 495 students for a total of $495,000
- Pell eligible students received a $1,500 grant, 596 students for total of $894,000
- 1 student received $2,000 (extreme need situation)
Remaining funds ($1,909,860.00 – 1,391,000 =) $518,860
As of July 27, 2021, RVCC has awarded 1,268 students a total of $1,818,500.
- Non-Pell eligible students received an average award of $1,000, 524 students were non-Pell eligible for a total of $524,000
- Pell eligible students received an average award of $1,500. 744 students were Pell eligible for total of $1,294,500.
- Some extremely needy Pell-eligible students received additional funding.
Remaining funds ($1,909,860 - $1,818,500) = $91,360.
The $91,360 will be carried forward to FY 2021 – 2022.
As of October 1, 2021, the total number of students receiving HEERF funds are 1,194. The total amount disbursed was $1,821,000.
- Pell eligible = 645 students for a total of $1,171,000
- Non-Pell eligible = 549 students for a total of $650,000.
* 13 students were deemed extremely needy and received slightly more in funding.
* The remaining funds of $88,860 will be disbursed in Fall 2021.
The Third Round Of HEERF Funding:
As of October 27, 2021, 4,999 students will be receiving $6,704,100 of HEERF funding for Fall 2021. The following is the breakdown of students.
- Pell eligible = 1,286 students received $1,750 for a total of $250,500.
- Non-Pell eligible = 3,713 students received $1,200 for a total of $4,455,600.
The remainder of the HEERF funds available for future direct student aid is $270,353.
Summary Information
| AUTHORIZED DATE | AWARD | DISBURSED | BALANCE | |
| Round 1 - 4/22/20 | $1,909,860 | $1,909,860 | $0 | |
| Round 2 - 1/17/21 | $1,909,860 | $1,821,000 | $88,860 | Carried over to Round 3 |
| Round 3 - 5/14/21 | $6,887,593 | $6,76,100 | $20,353 | |
| $10,707,313 | $10,436,960 |
As of January 5, 2022, the available balance for the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund is $226,203. The following represents the breakdown of funds for all three-rounds of HEERF funding.
| HEERF Funding Allocation | Funding Amount |
| Round 3 | $6,887,593 |
| Round 2 | $1,909,860 |
| Round 1 | $1,909,860 |
| Total Funding Allocation | $10,707,313 |
| Disbursements | Amount |
| Round 3 | $6,750,250 |
| Round 2 | $1,821,000 |
| Round 1 | $1,909,860 |
| Remaining Allocation | $226,203 |
| Total Allocation | $10,707,313 |
| Student Type Fall 2021 | Number of Students | Award Amount |
| Non-Pell ($1,200) | 3,655 | $4,386,000 |
| Pell ($1,750) | 1,351 | $2,364,250 |
| Totals | 5,006 | $6,750,250 |
All students registered for an academic class, who met the eligibility requirements, received round-three emergency grants. Workforce training students registered for credentialing programs received round-three emergency grants. Pell eligible students received $1,750.00 and non-Pell eligible students received $1,200.
No application was necessary. Students were notified by a letter sent to their mailing address that was in the Student Information System and to their school email address.
The following categories of students were ineligible:
• Visiting students
• Early credit students –including Concurrent Enrollment, Academy students and the High School Manufacturing partner program
• Employees and spouses that are taking classes under the college’s tuition benefit contract
• Senior Citizens that are auditing the classes
• RISE students
• Traditional noncredit students not enrolled in a career program (Cosmetology, Esthetics and Advanced Manufacturing)
The Forth Round Of HEERF Funding:
As of April 5, 2022 the available balance for student federal emergency grant funds is $18,003. The breakdown of student disbursements is as follows:
| Eligibility Status | Number of Students | Emergency Grant Amount | Total Awarded Spring 2022 |
| Pell | 62 | 1,000 | $ 62,000 |
| Non-Pell | 275 | 500 | $137,500 |
| Totals | 337 | $199,500 |
Distributions made for the 2022 spring semester were based on the following criteria:
All students registered for an academic class, who met the eligibility requirements, received round-four emergency grants. Workforce training students registered for credentialing programs received round-four emergency grants. Pell eligible students received $1,000.00 and non-Pell eligible students received $500.
No application was necessary. Students were notified by a letter sent to their mailing address that was in the Student Information System and to their school email address. The letter included their award notification and the corresponding check.
The following categories of students were ineligible:
- Students that previously received an award
- Visiting students
- Early credit students – including Concurrent Enrollment, Academy students and the High School Manufacturing partner program
- Employees and spouses that are taking classes under the college’s tuition benefit contract
- Senior Citizens that are auditing the classes
- RISE students
- Traditional noncredit students not enrolled in a career program (Cosmetology, Esthetics and Advanced Manufacturing)
Summary Information
| HEERF Funding Allocation | Funding Amount |
| Round 3 | $6,887,593 |
| Round 2 | $1,909,860 |
| Round 1 | $1,909,860 |
| Total Funding Allocation | $10,707,313 |
| Disbursements | Amount |
| Round 4 | $ 199,500 |
| Round 3 | $6,759,950 |
| Round 2 | $1,821,000 |
| Round 1 | $1,908,860 ($1,000 reallocated to Round 4) |
| Remaining Allocation | $18,003 |
| Total Allocation | $10,707,313 |
The Fifth Round Of HEERF Funding:
As of June 30, 2022 no additional Student Emergency Funds were distributed.
