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Estimate your Summer Financial Aid. Available Now! Use the Summer Aid Estimator by logging in to My Aid Status. Also, get additional information on our summer aid page! How to Pay for UCSB. Learn tips and advice on how to manage your student account, avoid potential pitfalls, and also find financial resources around campus!
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Stop by one of three workshops taking place this quarter to...
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Contact Us. IN-PERSON ADVISING: Monday - Friday 10am - 12pm...
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- Middle Class Scholarship
The student’s “available resources” consist of three...
- Summer Aid
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Your Financial Aid cost of attendance (or "budget") is an...
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Santa Barbara, CA 93106-3180 School Code #001320. UCSB...
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10am - 12pm & 1pm - 4pm. In order to meet with an advisor in person, please visit our office. In order to reach us via phone: Join the Line or. Text OFAS to 805-585-5821. The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships closes for holidays in accordance with the Approved Academic Calendar.
To speak with a financial aid advisor, call (805) 893-2432. Find out if you are eligible for additional financial aid or work-study or a budget increase if you’ve incurred unexpected expenses.
More information can be found on the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships website, including the RFR form located on their “Forms” page at www.finaid.ucsb.edu. You can also call (805) 893-2432 for additional details or to discuss your particular circumstances.
Support from the UCSB Financial Aid Office is available in the form of federal Work-Study, federal subsidized and unsubsidized Direct Loans. These types of aid are awarded by the UCSB Financial Aid Office on the basis of a student's financial need.
The first step is to fill out the FAFSA—the Federal Application for Federal Student Aid. It becomes available on January 1st each year and must be turned in by March 2nd for priority consideration for the school year starting in the fall.
