Complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) by March 2 of each year. Quick tip: The FAFSA is FREE to complete. If you are prompt to pay for the application, that means you are on the wrong website.
Looking for scholarships takes time and it will feel overwhelming and discouraging. Don't give up! Start by asking your current high school, your school district, and local community. Even big name merchants such as, Target, Wal-Mart, and Macy's offer scholarships to high school students. Create a Fastweb account to receive scholarship notifications.
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Admission to a UC click here Admission to a CSU click here Admission to private universities varies. Each private university has their own requirements. If you are interested in applying to a private university, make an appointment to meet with me. We will go over the requirements of the university of your interest.
The cost of attendance (COA) depends on the college. Estimated cost of attendance for UCs, click here Estimated cost of attendance for CSUs, click here Estimated cost of attendance for private universities varies. By filling out the FAFSA, you will be offered federal and university grants to meet the cost of attendance. Your financial aid package may include interest-free (no interest until you graduate) student loans. Quick tip: Do not accept any loans if you do not understand the terms and repayment plan.
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