Applying is free, and many students are surprised to find out what they're eligible to receive. All of the information you submit will help UC determine the amount and type of financial aid you receive. Each UC campus to which you have been accepted will calculate your aid and send you an electronic financial aid award offer. Here's how to apply: Applying is free, and many students are surprised to find out what they're eligible to receive.
Submit your application for admission to UC. When you fill out the application for undergraduate admission , you have the opportunity to apply to a number of UC scholarships. Students can begin applying October 1, If you're an undocumented student, file a California Dream Act Application for state and school financial aid instead.
If you're an international student attending UC on a student visa, learn more about financing your UC education. Keep your financial aid process on track Find out how campuses will communicate with you. All campuses rely on students to frequently check email and student online portals for document requests and award notices.
Campuses may contact you seeking additional information. Respond immediately to all requests for follow-up documents and actions, including those from both the financial aid and admissions offices. You should hear about your financial aid award before the campus asks you to commit to attending, and with enough time to make an informed decision.
Make sure you accept or decline your financial aid offer typically through the UC campus online portal. After you've been admitted, if your personal or family circumstances change or your basic financial aid budget doesn't cover your educational expenses, you can appeal to your campus financial aid office for more help.
