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Apart from scholarships, another way to finance your studies without having to run into debts is by applying for financial aid- one of such is the Cal grant A.<\/p>
Cal Grants A is one of the three kinds of Cal grants- money for college you don’t have to pay back. Cal Grants can be used at any University of California, California State University, or California Community College, as well as qualifying independent and career colleges or technical schools in California.<\/p>
In this article, we’ll look at CAL Grant A in detail- how much it is worth, the application requirements, and how it differs from other Cal grants.<\/p>
Cal Grant A is an entitlement award that can be used for tuition and fees at public and private colleges. It covers system-wide fees ranging between $5,742 and $9,084. <\/p>
To receive this grant, you need to meet certain criteria.<\/p>
Cal Grants A are typically only awarded to undergraduate students who have exceptional financial needs and have not earned a bachelor’s, college, or professional degree. However, in some cases, a student enrolled in a postgraduate teacher certification program may be eligible for a the Grant.<\/p>
You are not eligible for a Federal Pell Grant if you are incarcerated in a federal or state detention center involuntary civil law is subject to obligations after the termination of a prison sentence for a sexual offense, whether those obligations are enforced or not.<\/p>
Read also: CAL GRANT B: All You Should Know Before Applying (+ Free Tips)<\/a><\/p> To qualify for this grant, you must meet the following eligibility Requirements<\/p> Other requirements include:<\/p> Start your application by completing and submitting either the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)<\/a> or California Dream Act Application (CADAA)<\/a>.<\/p> If you’re a US Citizen, permanent resident, or other qualifying non-resident,\u00a0you must submit a FAFSA by the March 2 Cal Grant Deadline to be eligible for the most opportunities.\u00a0Students attending California Community Colleges can submit a FAFSA through September 2 of each year\u00a0to be considered for a community college Competitive Cal grant award. <\/p> Follow the the guide below and apply:<\/p> Stay up-to-date on deadlines and requirements by reading all correspondence from CSAC, FAFSA, and your school of attendance.<\/p> Cal Grant A does not cover your tuition and fees while attending a community college, however, your award eligibility will be held in reserve for up to two years until you transfer to a four-year college.<\/p> Cal Grant A helps pay for tuition and fees at four-year colleges while Cal Grant B provides a living allowance of up to $1,672, in addition to tuition and fee assistance after the first year, at a two- or four-year college.<\/p> Cal Grants award amounts vary depending on whether the student is attending a UC, CSU, community college, or private institution. <\/p> At UC<\/strong><\/p>Cal Grant A Requirements<\/span><\/h3>
How to apply for Cal Grant A<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>
Cal Grant A Amount- 2021-23\u00a0Award Amounts<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>
At a CCC (CA Community College)- $0<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>
At a CSU (California State University)- $5,742<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>
At a UC (University of California)\u2013 $12,570<\/span><\/h3>
At a Private Non-Profit School\u2013 $9,084<\/span><\/h3>
At a Private For-Profit School (WASC Accredited)\u2013 $8,056<\/span><\/h3>
At a Private For-Profit School (Non-WASC Accredited)\u2013 $4,000<\/span><\/h3>
Cal Grant A vs B<\/span><\/h2>