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1. • • UC Santa Cruz Grants are awarded to students based on financial need. Cal Grant A & B (eligible California residents) are awarded by the California Student Aid Commission to California residents who meet eligibility requirements and who demonstrate financial need and academic achievement.
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   What is the difference between UC Santa Cruz & Cal Grant a & B?

   • UC Santa Cruz Grants are awarded to students based on financial need. Cal Grant A & B (eligible California residents) are awarded by the California Student Aid Commission to California residents who meet eligibility requirements and who demonstrate financial need and academic achievement.

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   What is a Cal Grant a & B?

   • Cal Grant A and B awards pay Tuition and Student Services Fees at UC. Middle-Class Scholarship Grants are provided by the California Student Aid Commission to eligible California resident students with total family incomes under $171,000 and net assets less than $171,000.

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   Does UC Santa Cruz offer student aid?

   • thrive while at UC Santa Cruz. The State Cal Grants (A and B) are awarded by the California Student Aid Commission to California residents who meet eligibility requirements, and who demonstrate financial need and academic achievement.

   Financial Aid - University of California, Santa Cruz

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   Can a college student get a Cal Grant a?

   • According to the California Student Aid Commission website, college students may qualify for both Cal Grant A and Cal Grant B awards, but they are only able to receive awards from one type at a time. Students need a high school GPA of 3.0 (or a college GPA of 2.4) to receive Cal Grant A. A GPA of 2.4 is required for Grant B.

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3. financialaid.ucsc.edu › types-of-aid › grantsState Grants - University of California, Santa Cruz

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   Dec 1, 2022 · Cal Grant A and B awards pay UC Tuition and Student Services Fees. See the UCSC Registrar's fee schedule to determine the grant amount. Cal Grant B Access awards are $1,656 and will be applied towards the student bill unless the student requests otherwise in writing.

4. catalog.ucsc.edu › 2020-2021 › general-catalogUniversity of California Santa Cruz - Financial Aid

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   UC Santa Cruz Grants are awarded to students based on financial need. Cal Grant A & B (eligible California residents) are awarded by the California Student Aid Commission to California residents who meet eligibility requirements and who demonstrate financial need and academic achievement.

5. studentsuccess.ucsc.edu › students-as-parentsFinancial Aid - University of California, Santa Cruz

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   Jun 18, 2020 · Cal Grants (A and B) The State Cal Grants (A and B) are awarded by the California Student Aid Commission to California residents who meet eligibility requirements, and who demonstrate financial need and academic achievement.

6. financialaid.ucsc.edu › uc-santacruz-grantsUC Santa Cruz Grants - University of California, Santa Cruz

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   Nov 1, 2021 · UC Santa Cruz offers different grant programs for undergraduate students who are California residents pursuing their first bachelor's degree. These grants are funded by the University of California and are awarded based on financial need.

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   If you qualify, the Cal Grant will cover UC tuition and fees. You must re-qualfiy each year by submitting your Financial Aid Application, demonstrating financial need, and meeting family income and asset ceilings.

8. www.collegevine.com › faq › 24051State University Grant vs Cal Grant: Which One's Better?

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   Jan 24, 2024 · - There are three types of Cal Grants: Cal Grant A, B, and C. - Cal Grant A: Helps cover tuition and fees at four-year colleges. Eligibility is based on financial need, GPA, and family income. - Cal Grant B: Provides a living allowance for low-income students.

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   Jan 10, 2019 · Students need a high school GPA of 3.0 (or a college GPA of 2.4) to receive Cal Grant A. A GPA of 2.4 is required for Grant B. The following award amounts are in place for the 2018-2019 school year: Cal Grant A (per year): up to $12,570 for UC students; $5,742 for CSU students