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Mission Statement
To provide access to higher education for a diverse student population regardless of financial circumstances. Based on a student-centered philosophy, the staff strives to guide and assist students in fulfilling their academic aspirations through quality outreach and the effective and efficient delivery of aid. |
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State University Grant Changes
Effective Winter 2008, students receiving outside tuition resources will no longer be receiving State University Grant.
Beginning Fall Quarter 2008, the disbursement process for State University Grant will undergo a change. Awards will be disbursed at the tuition amount if enrolled in 7 or more units for all educational levels. For less than full-time enrollment, see the chart listed under “Receiving Aid” for details. The disbursement process will take place on a weekly basis in order to capture those students who add units to become full-time. After the add/drop period, awards will be adjusted based on final enrollment. |
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FAN Newsletter
We are very excited to have developed our second edition of FAN Mail, the Financial Aid Newsletter. We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed creating it. To view the newsletter, click here |
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ACG/SMART Grant Information
Effective July 1, 2008, the Department of Education released a new requirement for the SMART Grant program. The guidance indicated that a student must be enrolled in at least one core class in an eligible SMART Grant major in order to receive payment each quarter.
Beginning Spring Quarter 2007, the disbursement process for ACG and SMART Grants will undergo a change. ACG and SMART Grants will not be disbursed to student accounts until after census. This change will allow for accurate disbursement of funds based on units, GPA and other qualifying criteria. |
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Information Regarding AB540 Undocumented Students
Students who are not citizens or legal residents of the US are not eligible for State or Federal Financial Aid programs because of their immigration status. However, there are a number for resources available that do not consider the students legal residency in the U.S.
For general info about AB540 click here
For info about the Dream Act click here
To review the AB540 College & Financial Aid Guide click here
To review on-campus resources, click here
Financial Aid resources, click here
Other on-campus resources, click here
Immigrant Youth Guide, click here |
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Calculator for Graduate Students
The Office of Financial Aid has developed a tool to assist you with determining and planning your financial resources for the upcoming academic year. You can use this calculator tool to estimate grant and loan funds for your educational expenses. We invite you to share your comments with us in order to make this tool a successful resource for you. Click here to give us your comments. |
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Cal Grant Disbursement Changes
Beginning Spring Quarter 2007, the disbursement process for Cal Grant funds will undergo a change. Cal Grant funds will only be disbursed to students who are enrolled on a full-time basis after the pre-registration period. If you are receiving the fee portion of Cal Grant A or Cal Grant B your award will be disbursed if enrolled at 6.1 units or more. The disbursement process will take place on a weekly basis in order to capture those students who add units to full time.
After the add/drop period had ended, students who are enrolled less than full time will receive their disbursement of Cal Grant funds based on final enrollment. Please refer to the Units required section of our website to determine eligibility. The process will allow for a decrease in the billing process for students who receive Cal Grant funds in excess of the allowable amount. This process will continue on a quarterly basis. |
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FERPA
What is FERPA? What parents and students need to know about their rights. Read more...
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Cal Poly Pomona Federal School Code is: 001144
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