You may qualify for federal Pell Grants and state Cal Grants and other financial aid for college – that’s money you won’t have to pay back.
Submit the FAFSA and a verified Cal Grant GPA form by March 2.
Submit the FAFSA.
Other eligibility requirements also apply. Amount varies depending upon school you attend.
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Checklist of important documents that will help you in completing the FAFSA
If you don't have every one of these documents, that's okay. Come to a workshop with the documents that you have and that apply to you.
Driver's license Social Security card or number Alien registration number, if you are not a U.S. citizen Your 2012 income information Parent 2012 income information Your tax and parent tax information; previous year taxes are okay for now if you don't have 2012 tax information 2012 bank statements Any records of untaxed income such as welfare benefits, Social Security benefits, or child support payments List of colleges you are interested in attending© 2013 California Cash for College
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Win a $1,000 Cash for College Scholarship
High school seniors
One qualifying senior will be randomly selected from each qualifying workshop after the March 2 deadline. Scholarship recipients will be announced in mid to late May 2013.
The scholarship is for use beginning in Fall 2013 at a qualifying 2 year or 4 year degree granting college or university anywhere in the U.S.
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California high school seniors
Check out our $4,000 YouTube video scholarship contest. Jump In! Tell us Why YOU Apply for financial aid and show us your dream future.
Get the details at www.WhyIApply.com.
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We are a public-private partnership program of the California Student Aid Commission. Our network's mission is to help low-income and first-generation California high school seniors and their families in completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and Cal Grant application to be successful in pursuing education beyond high school.
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