Whether the individual was approved for state financial aid
Usage
- This element will only be available in the query builder tool
Display Options
- Approved for Cal Grants
- Approved for Chafee Grant for Foster youth
- Did not get approved for state financial aid
- Not Reported
Available Years
- Early learning and care data: N/A
- K-12 data: N/A
- Postsecondary data: 2006-2007
Time Frame
- If ever: Any time up to and including the selected academic year
- School Year: July 1 – June 30
Geography/Locale
- Display level selected (such as institution, region, statewide)
Data Providers
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CCC – California Community Colleges
The California Community Colleges is the largest system of higher education in the nation, composed of 73 districts and 116 colleges serving 2.2 million students per year. California community colleges provide career education and workforce training; guaranteed transfer to four-year universities; and degree and certificate pathways. As the state’s engine for social and economic mobility, the California Community Colleges supports the Vision 2030, a strategic plan designed to improve student success, our communities and our planet.
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CSAC – California Student Aid Commission
The California Student Aid Commission currently serves over 2.2 million students and administers over $3.9 billion of student financial aid programs and services, including the Cal Grant, the Middle Class Scholarship, and the California Dream Act Application. The Commission serves as a resource for policymakers and the public on college affordability and financing issues, and advocates for policy changes to eliminate cost as a barrier to any qualified California student pursuing a higher education.
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Independents – Independent Institutions of Higher Education
*AICCU does not directly provide data to C2C - some AICCU institutions have permitted data sharing via NSC.*
Founded in 1955, the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities (AICCU) is comprised of over 85 independent, nonprofit colleges and universities in California. Together, these institutions make up the Independent California Colleges and Universities sector (ICCU).
AICCU works on behalf of the ICCU sector to articulate the principles and priorities of its institutions in the higher education ecosystem of California. AICCU provides a strong and visible presence at the state and federal level, as well as professional development opportunities for its member institutions’ senior leaders