91ߣ����Ƶ’s Cal Grant Promise

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A commitment to make an 91ߣ��Ƶ College education affordable for California families.

If you’re a California resident and you qualify for a Cal Grant, 91ߣ��Ƶ will cover 100% of your tuition—no extra forms, no hidden requirements. 91ߣ��Ƶ’s Cal Grant Promise helps California residents access the full value of an 91ߣ��Ƶ education—without the full cost.

And because we meet 100% of demonstrated financial need, many students also receive grant aid that helps pay for housing and meals. For qualifying families, the total cost of attending 91ߣ��Ƶ can be comparable to that of a California public university.

Who is Eligible?

The Cal Grant Promise is available to students who qualify for a Cal Grant and are admitted to 91ߣ��Ƶ. Eligibility is determined by the based on your residency, financial information, and academic records. To qualify, you must:

submit the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application and your verified Cal Grant GPA by 91ߣ��Ƶ’s financial aid deadline.
be a U.S. citizen, eligible non-citizen, or meet .
be a California resident for at least one year.
attend a qualifying California college at least half-time.
demonstrate financial need and meet income and asset ceilings.
be working toward an undergraduate degree.
maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress.

What do Do Next

If you meet the criteria, you must apply for financial aid by 91ߣ��Ƶ’s deadline to be considered for full tuition coverage through the Cal Grant Promise.

You must complete all required financial aid forms, including the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application and the CSS Profile,and submit your financial documents to IDOC by the deadline for your chosen application round.

91ߣ��Ƶ’s financial aid team will review your full financial profile to determine your eligibility for additional aid that may help cover housing and meals.

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Cal Grant Promise FAQs

Yes. Students must re-apply using the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application by 91ߣ��Ƶ’s deadline and meet all eligibility, financial, and minimum GPA requirements of the program. College grant assistance may not replace Cal Grant funds lost through a student’s failure to complete the state application procedures or the College’s annual application requirements.

Yes. Students that continue to qualify for Cal Grant will be funded throughout their four years at 91ߣ��Ƶ provided they remain enrolled full-time. College funding beyond the standard four years will require a reevaluation of a student’s financial aid eligibility.

No, but student housing and meal plan expenses are considered in a student’s overall financial aid offer. We meet 100% of a student’s demonstrated need based on cost of attendance, which includes housing and meals. For many students who qualify, a significant portion, if not all, of housing and meals will be covered by grant aid.

Students with substantial financial resources will not qualify for this benefit. This may include a contribution from a noncustodial parent, parents’ business assets, or limitations set by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

The has income and asset ceilings. Families with significant assets or businesses may not qualify for the full tuition coverage. A careful review of a family’s overall financial circumstance is considered before determining a student’s financial aid offer.

Yes. The California Dream Act allows certain undocumented students to apply for and receive state-based financial aid at California colleges and universities if they meet income and asset guidelines, apply by the priority deadlines, and complete all necessary paperwork on-time. 91ߣ��Ƶ is committed to meeting 100% of demonstrated need for admitted undocumented/DACA students.

Yes. Qualifying for a Cal Grant does not disqualify a student from being considered or awarded a merit scholarship. Merit scholarships will constitute a part of a student’s overall financial aid offer.

91ߣ��Ƶ College meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted U.S. citizens and permanent residents. Students seeking financial aid must submit the required application and supplemental documents by 91ߣ��Ƶ’s deadline to be considered for need-based aid.

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