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Students enrolled in degree, teaching credential, and eligible certificate programs may apply for financial aid as a means of financing their education, in full or in part. While this may be a good choice for you, explore all options by researching employer reimbursement or tuition matching programs, military and veteran benefits, and all types of scholarships.

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Apply for Aid: Step-by-Step FAFSA Guide

  1. Create a FSA ID on the FAFSA website
  2. Complete your FAFSA — this application gives you access to federal financial aid programs, including grants and work-study.
  3. Use UMass Global’s Federal School Code: 041618 - UMass Global (California)
  4. Respond promptly if selected for verification — the federal government may ask for documents like tax transcripts. Timely responses help avoid delays in processing your aid. Check out FAQ's for Verification

California residents who are undergraduates are urged to complete the FAFSA by the March 2nd deadline to qualify for Cal Grant

Student Financial Assistance Options

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Undergraduate Financial Aid

Financial aid is available for undergraduates enrolled in degree programs and teacher credential programs in the form of need-based and non-need based grants, loans and outside scholarships.

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Graduate Financial Aid

Learn about financial aid available for graduate and professional degree students in the form of institutional and outside scholarships, as well as non-need based loans.

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Grants & Scholarships

UMass Global has compiled a list of degree-specific scholarships for your consideration. Scholarships do not need to be repaid and may be merit-based, need-based, or awarded based upon your background, place of residence, or course of study.

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