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Tuesday, September 07, 2010

Financial Aid Grants | Loans | Work Study | Scholarships Grants... (back to top) The University awards grants to students who demonstrate financial need. It is based on calculated financial need, academic achievement, and availability of funds. To apply you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Types of grants are the Cal Grants (state given money), Federal Pell Grant range from $400-$3,300 (depends on the number of units you are enrolled in), Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) is awarded to qualified students based on financial need and many others that depend on the college you apply to. Some schools require the CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE, which is information about you and your family to determine the financial need for the purpose of awarding University grant funds. For more information visit: FAFSA on the Web or College Board Loans... (back to top) The office of financial assistance offers a variety of government-sponsored educational loans. The interest rates on these loans are lower than those of regular bank loans. The interest is not charged while you are in school and you start repaying the loans six months after you graduate from college. Work Study... (back to top) For more information ask the financial aid office at the school you have chosen. Scholarships... (back to top) Scholarships are offered by major corporations to students that are pursuing a higher education. For more information visit: Hispanic Scholarship Fund

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