The goal of financial aid is to help students pay for college. Continue Reading →
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How do I apply for federal financial aid?
In order to receive financial aid from the federal government, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Continue Reading →
How do I apply for state financial aid?
The state of California also provides financial assistance to California high school graduates and GED recipients in the form of a Cal Grant. Continue Reading →
What if I still have unmet need after applying for financial aid?
If you still have an unmet need after applying for financial aid, you can receive up to $4,999 per year for college or $2,500 for vocational school from ILP Tuition Assistance. Continue Reading →
What are scholarships?
Scholarships are money for college that you don’t have to pay back. Continue Reading →
What is the United Friends of the Children fund?
The United Friends of The Children (UFC) is a non-profit organization that focuses on youth who have transitioned from foster care. Continue Reading →
What is the Board of Governors’ (BOG) fee waiver?
The BOG Fee Waiver is a fee waiver for all of your enrollment fees at California community colleges. Continue Reading →
Will I need my parents’ or foster parents’ information to apply for financial aid?
No. As long as you have or had an open case in the juvenile court (i.e. you are a foster youth) on your 13th birthday—even if you were adopted—you are considered a “ward of the court” and are deemed an “Independent Student.” Continue Reading →