Navigating Fullerton College: A Comprehensive Guide to Resources and Support

Fullerton College provides a wide array of resources and support services designed to help students succeed. From initial assessment and onboarding to financial aid and academic planning, the college is committed to providing students with the tools they need to achieve their educational goals.

Assessment and Onboarding Center

The Fullerton College Assessment and Onboarding Center plays a vital role in supporting students through the assessment (AB705) and onboarding process. This center helps students understand their academic strengths and identify areas where they may need additional support, ensuring they are placed in the appropriate courses to maximize their potential for success.

Financial Aid Opportunities

Fullerton College offers various financial aid options to help students finance their education. Eligibility for assistance is based on federal and state guidelines, and awards are typically made on a first-come, first-served basis, so it's crucial to apply early. To check on the status of your financial aid and to see what documents are required, login to myGateway. To find your award information, please login to myGateway. Several types of financial aid are available to you at Fullerton College. Remember, all requirements must be completed before any funds are disbursed.

To obtain a financial aid application packet, students can visit the Financial Aid Office in the 100 building. Here's an overview of the financial aid programs available:

California College Promise Grant (CCPG)

The California College Promise Grant (CCPG) allows California residents and Dream Act students to waive the $46 per unit fee and a portion of the parking permit fee. There is no minimum number of units required and it is based on income. A student may complete the FAFSA/CADAA or complete the CCPG Application online via myGateway under the Financial Aid link.

Cal Grant

The Cal Grant is offered by the State of California and is open to California residents attending a college or university in California. The grant has an annual application deadline of March 2 for the following academic year and is based on need, income, and GPA. For California Community College students only, a second deadline of September 2nd has been established. Students must file a FAFSA or Dream Act application and a GPA Verification prior to the deadline to be considered. The Cal Grant is based on residency, proof of need, income, GPA, and other ‘point’ based criteria.

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)

The Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) is a campus-based program. A student must be enrolled in at least 6 units and it is based on financial need. A student must complete the FAFSA and their financial aid file by May 31st to be considered.

Federal Work-Study Program

The Federal Work-Study program allows students to earn a paycheck by working a part-time job on or off campus and gain valuable experience. Money received from federal work-study does not count as income on the FAFSA. Students must be enrolled in at least 6 units (half-time) to be considered and is awarded based on financial need. A student must complete the FAFSA, indicate they are interested in federal work-study, and complete their financial aid file by May 29th.

Pell Grant

The Pell Grant is a federal grant to use towards educational expenses. There is no minimum number of units required although award is based on the number of units enrolled. For example, if a student is enrolled in 6 units (half-time), the student will only receive half of the Pell Grant they are eligible for. The Pell Grant is awarded based on financial need.

Student Loans

Student Loans are available to students in the form of subsidized (the student does NOT accrue interest while in school) and unsubsidized (the student does accrue interest while in school). A student must be enrolled in a minimum of 6 units (half-time).

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Student With Dependent Children Grant

Students attending a UC, CSU or CCC who have dependent children, receiving more than half of their support from you and who are under the age of 18, might be eligible to receive the Student With Dependent Children Grant, an access award of up to $6,000 for eligible Cal Grant B or up to $4,000 for eligible Cal Grant C recipients.

Student Success Completion Grant (SSCG)

The Student Success Completion Grant (SSCG) is a financial aid program that helps you afford full-time enrollment so you can graduate, begin your career and start earning money sooner.

Registration Information and Class Schedules

Designing your student program is made easier with the class schedule, which contains important registration information, semester calendar dates, and other information necessary for your success. Schedules are available in the college bookstore and online.

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