Student Success Completion Grant

Additional financial aid for full-time students

Are you a full-time student?

You may qualify for additional financial aid through the Student Success Completion Grant (SSCG).

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Additional support is available for full-time students through the Student Success Completion Grant (SSCGs).

SSCGs provide students with aid to help offset the total costs of community college and to encourage full-time attendance and successful on-time completion.

Award Amount

The Student Success Completion Grant now offers $4,000 per semester for students taking 15 or more units, and $1,298 per semester for students taking 12-14.9 units, doubling the possible per year allocation for qualifying students.

For More Information

Find out more about the Student Success Completion Grant and how you could receive additional support as a full-time student.

More financial aid programs are available.

Most U.S. citizens qualify for financial aid with a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Undocumented students can get assistance through the California Dream Act (CADAA).

PELL GRANTS

Grant

Federal Pell Grants go to undergraduate students without college degrees who come from low-income families.

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CAL GRANT PROGRAM

Grant

Cal Grants get awarded to California resident undergraduates based on financial need, academic performance and other factors.

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PROMISE GRANTS

Grant

Low-income students and students receiving cash assistance may automatically apply for a California College Promise Grant (CCPG).

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STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarship

The California Community Colleges Scholarship Endowment (CCCSE) offers over 3,000 student scholarships per year.

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WORK-STUDY PROGRAMS

Part-Time Employment

Federal work-study students earn money to pay for college by working a part-time job on-campus or out in the community.

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FOSTER YOUTH

Grant

Foster youth students who were in care on or after their 16th birthday can apply for a Chafee Grant up until they turn 26.

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