The California State University Institutional Aid Program Report
January 2015
INSTITUTIONAL FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS AT THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
Section 66021.1 of the California Education Code directs the California State University to report annually to the Legislature on its institutional financial aid programs including a preliminary and final report. This final report is provided in response to the request which reads as follows:
66021.1 (b) The California State University shall, and the University of California is requested to, report annually to the Legislature on their respective institutional financial aid programs. The California State University shall, and the University of California is requested, to provide preliminary reports on or before January 10 of each year, and the final reports on or before March 31 of each year. (c) The preliminary reports shall include all of the following: (1) A description of the goals, terms, and policies of each of the university’s institutional aid programs, including eligibility criteria, allocation of financial aid awards, fee waivers, and other relevant information. (2) A description and explanation of any changes the university has made to any of these policies since the prior year, and any changes the university intends to make for the next academic year. (3) The total amount the university expended on institutional aid for students, disaggregated by student level, for the two prior academic years, the current year, and a projection for the next year, and the average and 90th percentile undergraduate institutional aid award amount provided per recipient for the prior two academic years and the current academic year. (4) The average and 90th percentile parental income level, expected family contribution, and the financial need of undergraduate need-based student institutional gift aid recipients for the prior two academic years. (5) For the prior year, the current year, and the budge year, and an analysis identifying the estimated number of undergraduates with financial need; their aggregate cost of attendance and aggregate expected federal parent contribution; the aggregate amount of financial aid, including federal gift aid, state gift aid, institutional needbased aid, institutional merit-based aid, other institutional gift aid, and private gift aid, received by these students; the aggregate remaining amount to be met by work, borrowing, or other means; and an explanation of the estimated change in aggregate student ned in the budget year resulting from changes in the cost of attendance, and other factors, including any fee increases proposed by the university in its fall budget proposal. The explanation shall include an estimate of the extent to which cost increases will be offset by federal, state, and institutional financial aid programs. (6) The typical financial aid package for a typical dependent undergraduate student with a parent income of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000), forty thousand dollars ($40,000), sixty thousand dollars ($60,000), eighty thousand dollars ($80,000), and one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000). (d) The final report shall include all of the following for the prior academic year: (1) An aggregate summary of financial aid awarded to students, including scholarships, grants, waivers, loans, and work-study awards from federal, state, institutional, and private sources. (2) Indicators of effectiveness of university’s aid programs in achieving the university stated goals related to financial aid. Financial Aid Reports In addition to this report, the University produces a variety of ad hoc reports which contain a variety of information including student costs, trends, and historical data.
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Information regarding fees and financial aid are provided to the Board of Trustees throughout the year as part of finance and budget presentation and discussions. Overview of Institutional Aid Programs Historically, California has made a strong commitment to provide access to public postsecondary institutions while making it a priority to keep fees low at these institutions. Up until the Educational Opportunity Program was introduced in 1969 the availability of federal student aid programs, along with the state’s scholarship program, precluded the apparent need for any system wide financial aid program at the CSU. The Program was introduced in order to promote expanded educational opportunities for low-income disadvantaged students. With its success public institutions have continued to see more individuals rightfully afforded the ability to go to college, despite increases in the cost of attendance for postsecondary education. As such the CSU and other higher education institutions have employed additional efforts to ensure that sufficient financial aid is available to assist students in meeting their costs to pursue their college degrees and overcome financial barriers. See Table 1.1 Institutional Aid Expenditures on page 9 of this report. Goals for Institutional Aid Programs Institutional aid programs contribute to a robust assortment of federal and state programs that make it possible to address the financial needs of CSU students. The CSU Board of Trustees adopted a fee and financial aid policy in 1993 with the goal to cover the State University Fee for financially needy students. In response to Trustee policy, to the maximum extent possible, the CSU offsets the State Tuition Fee for low and middleincome students utilizing the State University Grant and Cal Grant programs to promote access and ensure affordability for students with the least ability to pay. While not all CSU students may be eligible for grants, campuses construct financial aid packages with work study and loans after grants to minimize student indebtedness. State University Grants (SUG) The State University Grant (SUG) program was established for the 1982-83 award year with a General Fund appropriation of $3.4 million. Due to fiscal considerations, General Fund support for the SUG program leveled off at $33.7 million in 1992/93. Absent an increase in state support for the SUG program, in March 1993, the CSU Board of Trustees approved the framework for a new student fee and financial aid policy that called for dedicating one-third of annual incremental fee revenues to augment the State University Grant program. The CSU commitment to this program for 2014-15 is $610 million. The SUG program provides need-based grants to eligible California residents and Dream applicants who enroll at CSU campuses in undergraduate, postbaccalaureate, and graduate programs. Need is based on expected family contribution (EFC) which cannot exceed one half of the campus standard cost of attendance for students living off-campus. The awarding criteria may vary across campuses depending on funds available, student demographics etc. Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Grants The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Grants were established under the Budget Act of 1969 to provide financial assistance and support services to economically disadvantaged students admitted to the CSU under the Educational Opportunity Program. Program participants must be California residents enrolled in undergraduate degree programs and demonstrate financial need based on EFC which may vary across campuses. The maximum authorized grant is $2,000 per year by statute; however, funding for the program has remained static at approximately $17.5 million since the 1980’s. The average award amount of an EOP grant is $813. Graduate Equity Fellowships The Graduate Equity Fellowship program was established in 1985-86 and targets educationally and economically disadvantaged students to promote diversity in our graduate study programs and increase participation in those fields of study. The available funding of approximately $850,000 was permanently allocated to campuses in 1996-97. The average award amount of a Graduate Equity Fellowship is $2,135. 2
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CSU Future Scholars Program Awards The CSU Future Scholars Program, funded through lottery revenues, was designed to promote college participation of student who is disadvantaged because of economic, educational, or environmental background. Awards are renewable based on satisfactory academic performance. Financial need is not a criterion for eligibility and significant discretion is accorded to campuses in the use of funding to achieve program objectives. This program was designated as a campus based program in 2000-01 thus permitting campuses greater flexibility in the use of available lottery funding. The average award amount of a Future Scholars award is $1,273. Campus Fee-Funded Grants Several CSU campuses set aside one-third of their resources from campus fee increases per Trustee policy (Executive Order 661) to assist financially needy students. Executive Order 740 superseded Executive Order 661 in April 2000, as requested by campus and student leaders, eliminating this requirement. In 2013-2014, 2,237 students received campus fee grants for a total of $2,995,445. Institutional Scholarships CSU campuses provide a variety of institutional scholarships to enrolled students. Funding for these awards typically come from endowments, annual gifts, or other resources designated for this purpose. Eligibility criteria for institutional scholarships vary widely by campus as do application requirements and selection procedures. The average institutional scholarship award amount is $2,383. This category of assistance does not include “Outside Scholarships and Grants” where the funding is external to the campus and the determination of eligibility or the designation of award recipients is made by a source external to the institution. Athletic Scholarships and Grants CSU campuses with intercollegiate athletic programs provide athletic scholarships or grants to student-athletes. Typically the funding is derived from revenues generated by athletic programs or development (fund-raising) efforts of the campus and administered in conformance with applicable regulations and guidance from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Athletic grants and scholarships are generally awarded without respect to financial need but CSU policy requires that all awards be reported to the financial aid office to ensure the coordination of resources provided to need-based financial aid recipients and the prevention of over-awards to students. The average athletic scholarship award amount is $8,966. Education Doctorate Grant The Education Doctorate Grant program was established in the 2007-08 academic year in conjunction with the independent educational doctorate program. Funding for the program is derived by a 10 percent set aside of the educational doctorate fees. Need based awards are made to California residents demonstrating the requisite need while completing their doctorate program. Award amounts are limited to the amount of education doctorate fees. In 2013-14, 166 students received funding for a total of $919,250. Doctor of Physical Therapy Grant The Doctor of Physical Therapy Grant program was established in the 2012-13 academic year in conjunction with the doctorate program. Funding for the program is derived by a 33.3 percent set aside of the doctorate fees. Need based awards are made to California residents demonstrating the requisite need while completing their doctorate program. Award amounts are limited to the amount of physical therapy doctorate fees. In 2013-14, 290 students received funding for a total of $2,347,335.
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Doctor of Nursing Practice Grant The Doctor of Nursing Practice Grant program was established in the 2012-13 academic year in conjunction with the doctorate program. Funding for the program is derived by a 20 percent set aside of the doctorate fees. Need based awards are made to California residents demonstrating the requisite need while completing their doctorate program. Award amounts are limited to the amount of nursing practice doctorate fees. In 2013-2014, 26 students received funding for a total of $370,624. Graduate Business Grant The Graduate Business Grant was established in the 2009-10 academic year consistent with the graduate business professional fee. Funding for the program is derived by a minimum 25 percent set aside of the graduate business professional fee. Need based awards are made to California residents demonstrating the requisite need while completing their master’s program. Award amounts are limited to the amount of graduate business professional fees. In 2013-14, 997 students received funding for a total of $3,123,682. Waivers of Tuition Fee In addition to traditional financial aid programs, fee waivers for Tuition Fees and campus-based fees are provided to students per the Education Code. During the years covered by this report, mandatory waivers are available to dependents or survivors of disabled or deceased California veterans, certain recipients (or children of recipients) of a Congressional Medal of Honor, children or surviving spouses of deceased public law enforcement or fire suppression employees who were California residents and who were killed in the course of law enforcement or fire suppression duties, and dependents of victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. In addition, campuses have the authority to provide “discretionary” fee waivers to various categories of students. More detailed information is provided in the CSU Mandatory Waiver Report on page 10 of this report. Recent and Anticipated Changes to Institutional Aid Policy No changes are expected at this time. Table 1.1 reflects the Institutional Aid expenditures for 2013-2014. Mandatory Fee Waiver Programs The following table reflects the actual number of waivers provided. The table also provides the minimum, average, and maximum amounts of waivers granted; as well as the aggregate cost of waivers for each CSU mandatory waiver program. CSU defines mandatory waivers as those mandated by state law – Alan Pattee, California Veteran, and 9-11 Victims Dependents. CSU also funds a number of non-state mandated waivers that are required by labor contracts (Employee and Dependents), state policy (California Residents 60+), and CSU policy that addresses state policy concerns (High School Students Special Programs). See CSU Mandatory Waiver Report on page 10. Undergraduate Institutional Aid Recipients The average and 90th percentile undergraduate institutional aid award amount provided per recipient for the prior two academic years and the current academic year are provided below: 2012-2013 Amount
Avg $4,544
90th Percentile $6,272
2013-2014 Amount
Avg $4507
90th Percentile $6,122
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Avg $4,500
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90th Percentile $6,100
Undergraduate Need-based Institutional Aid Recipients In 2012-2013; 127,910 CSU undergraduates (34% of enrolled students) received funding from this source. Their financial characteristics and average institutional aid award are presented below. 2012-2013 Parent Income * Expected Family Contribution Financial Need * Dependent students
Avg $24,055
90th Percentile $51,252
$676 $20,658
$2,665 $25,380
In 2013-2014; 127,609 CSU undergraduates (33% of enrolled students) received funding from this source. Their financial characteristics and average institutional aid award are presented below. 2013-2014 Parent Income * Expected Family Contribution Financial Need * Dependent students
90th Avg Percentile $25,235 $53,080 $671 $2,681 $19,376 $24,378
Effectiveness of Institutional Aid Programs The following information is from the 2013-2014 academic year: Approximately 77% of all CSU students receive some form of financial assistance and 76% of undergraduate financial aid recipients have their fees fully covered by grants or waivers. Regarding student indebtedness, the most recent national information for baccalaureate recipients is from the 2012-2013 academic year: 2012-2013 CSU Average California Average National Average
Amount of Debt % with Debt $15,657 48% $20,340 55% $28,400 69%
CSU students are 45% below the national average and 23% below the state average. Source: The Project on Student Debt “Student Debt and the Class of 2013”, December 2014
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Undergraduate Student Costs and Resources The following tables reflect data on the aggregate cost of attendance, EFC, financial need, and the aid received from various sources on the part of financially needy undergraduates enrolled at the CSU. The tables also include an entry for outstanding or unmet need. In reviewing these tables it is important to note that the aggregate amounts of financial aid cannot be deducted from the aggregate need figure to determine the outstanding or unmet need. Some students with financial need receive aid in excess of their evaluated need; this occurs when students receive unsubsidized student loans or parent loans to replace all or a portion of the expected family contribution. Financial need is determined by deducting the amount of the EFC determined through the federal need analysis methodology from the student’s Cost of Attendance (COA). Student financial aid administrators on the campuses then offer the student a “package” of financial aid taking into account the total aid that the student might receive from all sources. When financial aid program resources are not adequate to award students the full amount of their financial need, a student may appear to have unmet need. Unmet need may be created when a student who is awarded work-study does not work the requisite number of hours required to earn the full amount of the work-study awarded. Students may also elect not to borrow, thus creating unmet need to the extent of student loans included as a part of the package. In addition, students may elect to decrease the costs used to determine their financial need, e.g., sharing an apartment with several roommates. During 2013-2014, there were 296,038 CSU undergraduates who demonstrated financial need and received funding. This number represents 77 percent of the college year headcount enrollment of 382,332 undergraduates for 2013-2014.
2013-14 Undergraduates Aggregate Need and Aid Cost of Attendance Expected Family Contribution Financial Need
Students Dollars Avg 261,504 $5,210,883,302 $19,927 261,479 $654,568,112 $2,503 261,479 $4,555,958,224 $17,424
Outside Scholarships & Other Resources Federal Gift Aid State Gift Aid (Cal Grants) Institutional Non-need-based Gift Aid Institutional Need-based Gift Aid All Scholarships & Grant Aid
15,613 198,006 103,053 15,756 125,882 224,823
$37,581,183 $860,868,502 $511,989,644 $47,804,148 $560,534,924 $2,038,838,451
$2,407 $4,348 $4,968 $3,034 $4,453 $9,069
Balance of Need after Gift Aid Total Work-Study Total Loans
258,747 6,766 142,642
$2,524,221,579 $17,976,180 $1,010,034,635
$9,756 $2,657 $7,081
Total Financial Aid
261,515
$3,066,849,266
$11,727
Outstanding/Unment Need
226,631
$1,603,426,180
$7,075
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16,000 207,000 108,000 70,000 16,200 127,900 265,191
$38,720,000 $906,660,000 $544,320,000 $42,000,000 $49,410,000 $570,434,000 $2,151,544,000
$2,420 $4,380 $5,040 $600 $3,050 $4,460 $9,476
Balance of Need after Gift Aid Total Work-Study Total Loans
271,534 6,500 144,500
$2,780,456,000 $16,900,000 $1,025,950,000
$10,638 $2,600 $7,100
Total Financial Aid
274,000
$3,194,394,000
$11,658
Outstanding/Unmet Need
240,298
$1,824,486,300
$7,593
2015-16 Undergraduates Aggregate Need and Aid Cost of Attendance Expected Family Contribution Financial Need
Students Dollars Avg $21,000 279,000 $5,859,000,000 $742,140,000 $2,660 279,000 $18,340 279,000 $5,116,860,000
Outside Scholarships & Other Resources Federal Gift Aid State Gift Aid (Cal Grants) State Scholarship (MCS) Institutional Non-need-based Gift Aid Institutional Need-based Gift Aid All Scholarships & Grant Aid
16,200 209,000 110,000 92,000 16,400 129,000 278,570
$39,366,000 $919,600,000 $558,800,000 $78,200,000 $50,512,000 $580,500,000 $2,226,978,000
$2,430 $4,400 $5,080 $850 $3,080 $4,500 $9,662
Balance of Need after Gift Aid Total Work-Study Total Loans
276,489 6,540 146,000
$2,889,882,000 $17,134,800 $1,040,980,000
$10,839 $2,620 $7,130
Total Financial Aid
279,000
$3,285,092,800
$11,775
Outstanding/Unmet Need
244,683
$1,905,037,888
$7,786
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Typical financial aid packages for dependent students This table/graphic would show the financial aid package received by a typical dependent student with a family income of: (a) $20,000; (b) $40,000; (c) $60,000; (d) $80,000; and (e) $100,000. The following tables assume that the student resides in off-campus housing (typically a shared apartment) and is an entering freshman. The parent contribution assumes a family of four with only one in college.
2014-15 Acadmic Year
$20,000
$40,000
Cost of Attendance
$23,261
$23,261
Parent Contribution
$0
Parent Income $60,000
$80,000
$100,000
$23,261
$23,261
$23,261
$460
$3,643
$8,128
$14,672
$23,261
$22,801
$19,618
$15,133
$8,589
$5,730
$5,280
$2,080
$0
$0
$800
$750
$0
$0
$0
Cal Grant
$1,648
$5,472
$0
$0
$0
State University Grant
$5,472
$0
$5,472
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$768
$768
$9,611
$11,299
$12,066
$14,365
$7,821
$23,261
$22,801
$19,618
$15,133
$8,589
Financial Need Typical Financial Aid Package Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG
State Scholarship (MCS) Federal Work-Study & Student Loa Total Student Financial Aid
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Table 1.1 Insitutional Aid Expenditures Actual 2012-2013 Students
Actual 2013-2014
Dollars
Students
Projected 2015-2016
Projected 2014-2015
Dollars
Students
Dollars
Students
Dollars
State University Grants Undergraduate Graduate/Postbaccalaureate All Students
113,542
$532,683,049
116,705
$548,222,318
118,500
$556,950,000
119,000
17,986
$95,874,816
15,548
$82,508,287
16,500
$87,378,800
16,600
$559,250,000 $85,078,800
131,528
$628,557,865
132,253
$630,730,605
135,000
$644,328,800
135,600
$644,328,800
21,031
$17,359,565
21,322
$17,328,246
21,500
$17,437,973
21,500
$17,437,973
0
$0
0
$0
0
$0
0
$0
21,031
$17,359,565
21,322
$17,328,246
21,500
$17,437,973
21,500
$17,437,973
Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Grants Undergraduate Graduate/Postbaccalaureate All Students Graduate Equity Fellowships Undergraduate
0
$0
0
$0
0
$0
0
$0
Graduate/Postbaccalaureate
360
$772,990
326
$696,046
340
$729,300
340
$729,300
All Students
360
$772,990
326
$696,046
340
$729,300
340
$729,300
300
$323,333
424
$539,633
440
$506,000
440
$506,000
0
$0
0
$0
0
$0
0
$0
300
$323,333
424
$539,633
440
$506,000
440
$506,000
2,079
$2,407,190
2,063
$2,719,554
2,070
$2,732,400
2,070
$2,732,400
185
$325,170
174
$275,891
178
$284,800
178
$284,800
2,264
$2,732,360
2,237
$2,995,445
2,248
$3,017,200
2,248
$3,017,200
16,971
$38,743,148
18,373
$40,187,773
18,700
$41,140,000
18,700
$41,140,000
3,922
$13,062,220
4,130
$13,437,735
4,200
$13,692,000
4,200
$13,692,000
20,893
$51,805,368
22,503
$53,625,508
22,900
$54,832,000
22,900
$54,832,000
4,268
$33,280,548
4,859
$43,393,794
4,900
$41,650,000
4,900
$41,650,000
34
$464,404
64
$746,023
55
$693,000
55
$693,000
4,302
$33,744,952
4,923
$44,139,817
4,955
$42,343,000
4,955
$42,343,000
CSU Future Scholars Program Awards Undergraduate Graduate/Postbaccalaureate All Students Campus Fee Grants Undergraduate Graduate/Postbaccalaureate All Students Institutional Scholarships Undergraduate Graduate/Postbaccalaureate All Students Athletic Scholarships & Grants Undergraduate Graduate/Postbaccalaureate All Students Education Doctorate Grants
162
$842,152
166
$919,250
170
$952,000
170
$952,000
Doctorate of Physical Therapy Grants
157
$1,102,910
290
$2,347,335
320
$2,592,000
320
$2,592,000
17
$221,896
26
$370,624
36
$514,800
36
$514,800
Doctorate of Nursing Grants Graduate Business Grant Undergraduate
24
$78,334
17
$51,960
20
$62,000
20
$62,000
Graduate/Postbaccalaureate
911
$3,002,324
980
$3,071,722
1,000
$3,200,000
1,000
$3,200,000
All Students
935
$3,080,658
997
$3,123,682
1,020
$3,262,000
1,020
$3,262,000
133,292
$603,946,072
141,742
$640,263,521
142,020
$660,478,373
142,450
$662,778,373
21,311
$116,496,657
19,400
$105,104,284
20,450
$108,569,900
20,540
$106,269,900
154,603
$720,442,729
161,142
$745,367,805
162,470
$769,048,273
162,990
$769,048,273
Subtotal-Grants & Scholarships Undergraduate Graduate/Postbaccalaureate All Students
Institutional Long-Term Educational Loans Undergraduate Graduate/Posbaccalaureate All Students Unduplicated Students and Total Awards Undergraduate Graduate/Posbaccalaureate All Students Waivers of State Tuition Fee Undergraduate Graduate/Posbaccalaureate All Students Unduplicated Students and Total Assistance Undergraduate Graduate/Posbaccalaureate All Students
52 4 56
$196,265 $10,466 $206,731
34 2 36
$114,927 $8,215 $123,142
40 3 43
$140,000 $9,900 $149,900
40 3 43
$140,000 $9,900 $149,900
133,316 21,313 154,629
$604,133,837 $116,507,123 $720,640,960
141,742 19,400 161,142
$640,263,521 $105,104,284 $745,367,805
142,032 20,451 162,483
$660,618,373 $108,579,800 $769,198,173
142,462 20,541 163,003
$662,918,373 $106,279,800 $769,198,173
11,357 2,571 13,928
$46,864,203 $10,235,149 $57,099,352
12,578 2,514 15,092
$56,265,911 $10,496,387 $66,762,298
12,700 2,510 15,210
$57,150,000 $10,542,000 $67,692,000
12,700 2,510 15,210
$57,150,000 $10,542,000 $67,692,000
143,943 23,672 167,615
$650,998,040 $126,742,272 $777,740,312
153,571 21,696 175,267
$696,529,432 $115,600,671 $812,130,103
153,958 22,731 176,689
$717,768,373 $119,121,800 $836,890,173
154,386 22,821 177,207
$718,076,717 $119,167,352 $837,244,069
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CSU Preliminary Mandatory Waiver Report 2012/13 Reported Number of Fee Waivers Cal Vet/Medal of Honor Undergraduate Graduate
2013/14 Reported
2014/15 Budget
2015/16 Budget
6,758 6,339 419
7,470 7,044 426
7,471 7,044 426
7,470 7,044 426
41 38 3
39 38 1
39 38 1
39 38 1
$0 $5,325 $5,472
$0 5,342 $5,472
$0 5,342 $5,472
$0 5,342 $5,472
Graduate Minimum Average Maximum
$0 $6,042 $6,738
$0 5,992 $6,738
$0 5,992 $6,738
$0 5,992 $6,738
Alan Pattee Undergraduate Minimum Average Maximum
$0 $5,301 $5,472
$0 5,442 $5,472
$0 5,442 $5,472
$0 5,442 $5,472
Graduate Minimum Average Maximum
$0 $5,039 $6,738
$0 6,738 $6,738
$0 6,738 $6,738
$0 6,738 $6,738
$33,756,762 2,530,437 $36,287,199
$37,623,346 2,562,542 $40,185,888
$37,623,346 2,562,542 $40,185,888
$37,623,346 2,562,542 $40,185,888
$202,337 12,597 $214,934
$209,523 6,738 $216,261
$209,523 6,738 $216,261
$209,523 6,738 $216,261
$36,502,133 24,422,787 $60,924,920 12,250
$40,402,149 25,333,011 $65,735,160 13,256
$40,402,149 25,333,011 $65,735,160 13,256
$40,402,149 25,333,011 $65,735,160 13,256
Alan Pattee Undergraduate Graduate Minimum/Average/Maximum Waiver Cal Vet/Medal of Honor Undergraduate Minimum Average Maximum
Aggregate Cost of Waivers Cal Vet/Medal of Honor Undergraduate Graduate Alan Pattee Undergraduate Graduate
Mandatory Waivers Other Required Waivers Total Funded Waivers Cost Total Funded Waivers
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January 2015
PRELIMINARY REPORT: Aggregate Summary of Financial Aid Awarded 2013-14 Student Financial Assistance by Student Level Undergraduates Pell Grant SEOG Grant BIA Grant Chafee Grant Federal Teach Grant Other Federal Grant Direct Loan-Subsidized Direct Loan- Unsubsidized Parent Loan Perkins Loan Nursing Student Loan Federal Work-Study Cal Grant A Cal Grant B State Graduate Fellowship State University Grant EOP Grant Future Scholars Scholarship Graduate Business Grant Campus Fee Grant Institutional Scholarship Athletic Scholarship Institutional Long Term Loan Other Scholarship/Grant Other Educational Loan Tuition Fee Waivers Americorp Grant Other Resources Direct Loans Other Federal Aid Programs Cal Grants/Grad Fellowships CSU Aid Programs & Waivers All Work Study All Loans Total Aid w/Waivers Institutional Grants Work Study/Loans
Number 198,535 21,757 166 540 33 914 137,415 108,110 11,133 4,915 92 6,773 26,770 77,240 0 116,705 21,322 424 17 2,063 18,373 4,859 35 17,409 5,839 12,580 308 3,144 163,504 199,536 104,012 139,054 6,773 166,039 303,293 127,609 168,918
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Total $846,637,053 $11,131,976 $504,578 $2,495,653 $87,309 $2,733,688 $565,437,181 $493,050,562 $133,795,957 $9,504,126 $314,660 $17,989,582 $136,367,165 $379,313,084 $0 $548,222,318 $17,328,246 $539,633 $51,960 $2,719,554 $40,187,773 $43,393,794 $121,920 $39,026,903 $58,573,254 $56,288,936 $552,134 $13,560,532 $1,195,793,736 $873,409,043 $515,687,371 $622,532,185 $17,989,582 $1,264,307,696 $3,409,729,340 $568,146,260 $1,282,297,278
Mean $4,264 $512 $3,040 $4,622 $2,646 $2,991 $4,115 $4,561 $12,018 $1,934 $3,420 $2,656 $5,094 $4,911 $0 $4,770 $944 $1,273 $3,056 $1,318 $2,187 $8,931 $3,483 $2,242 $10,031 $4,474 $1,793 $4,313 $7,314 $4,377 $4,958 $4,477 $2,656 $7,615 $11,242 $4,452 $7,591
The California State University Institutional Aid Program Report 2013-14 Student Financial Assistance by Student Level
Graduates Pell Grant SEOG Grant BIA Grant Chafee Grant Federal Teach Grant Other Federal Grant Direct Loan-Subsidized Direct Loan- Unsubsidized PLUS Loan Perkins Loan Nursing Student Loan Federal Work-Study Cal Grant A Cal Grant B Graduate Equity Fellowship State University Grant Doctor of Education Grant Doctor of Physical Therapy Grant Doctor of Nursing Practice Grant Graduate Business Grant Campus Fee Grant Institutional Scholarship Athletic Scholarship Institutional Long Term Loan Other Scholarship/Grant Other Educational Loan Tuition Fee Waivers Americorp Grant Other Resources Direct Loans Other Federal Aid Programs Cal Grants/Grad Fellowships CSU Aid Programs & Waivers All Work Study All Loans Total Aid w/Waivers Institutional Grants Work Study/Loans
Number 2,957 0 25 4 365 247 4,596 23,433 969 1,086 16 408 40 49 318 15,548 166 290 26 980 174 4,130 64 1 1,829 707 2,512 154 1,093 24,919 4,441 109 18,974 408 25,330 34,880 16,100 25,462
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January 2015
Total $9,416,858 $0 $110,295 $17,000 $1,063,224 $2,057,445 $19,233,218 $301,762,330 $6,878,990 $3,107,620 $52,750 $1,083,154 $191,205 $275,552 $687,196 $82,508,287 $919,250 $2,347,335 $370,624 $3,071,722 $275,891 $13,437,735 $746,023 $1,222 $10,661,905 $7,204,587 $10,473,362 $569,845 $8,859,486 $327,874,538 $15,825,192 $552,412 $100,285,534 $1,083,154 $338,240,717 $477,948,193 $86,251,020 $339,323,871
Mean $3,185 $0 $4,412 $4,250 $2,913 $8,330 $4,185 $12,878 $7,099 $2,862 $3,297 $2,655 $4,780 $5,624 $2,161 $5,460 $5,538 $8,094 $14,255 $3,134 $1,586 $3,254 $11,657 $1,222 $5,829 $10,190 $4,169 $3,700 $8,106 $13,158 $3,563 $5,068 $5,285 $2,655 $13,353 $13,703 $5,357 $13,327
The California State University Institutional Aid Program Report
January 2015
2013-14 Student Financial Assistance All Students Pell Grant SEOG Grant BIA Grant Chafee Grant Federal Teach Grant Other Federal Grant Direct Loan-Subsidized Direct Loan- Unsubsidized Parent Loan Perkins Loan Nursing Student Loan Federal Work-Study Cal Grant A Cal Grant B Graduate Equity Fellowship State University Grant EOP Grant Doctor of Education Grant Doctor of Physical Therapy Grant Doctor of Nursing Practice Grant Future Scholars Scholarship Graduate Business Grant Campus Fee Grant Institutional Scholarship Athletic Scholarship Institutional Long Term Loan Other Scholarship/Grant Other Educational Loan Tuition Fee Waivers Americorp Grant Other Resources Direct Loans Other Federal Aid Programs Cal Grants/Grad Fellowships CSU Aid Programs & Waivers All Work Study All Loans Total Aid w/Waivers Institutional Grants Work Study/Loans
Number 201,492 21,757 191 544 398 1,161 142,011 131,543 11,133 6,001 108 7,181 26,810 77,289 326 132,253 21,322 166 290 26 424 997 2,237 22,503 4,923 36 19,238 6,546 15,092 462 4,237 188,423 203,977 104,121 158,028 7,181 191,369 338,173 143,709 194,380
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Total $856,053,911 $11,131,976 $614,873 $2,512,653 $1,150,533 $4,791,133 $584,670,399 $794,812,892 $133,795,957 $12,611,746 $367,410 $19,072,736 $136,558,370 $379,588,636 $696,046 $630,730,605 $17,328,246 $919,250 $2,347,335 $370,624 $539,633 $3,123,682 $2,995,445 $53,625,508 $44,139,817 $123,142 $49,688,808 $65,777,841 $66,762,298 $1,121,979 $22,420,018 $1,523,668,274 $889,234,235 $516,239,783 $722,817,719 $19,072,736 $1,602,548,413 $3,887,677,533 $654,397,280 $1,621,621,149
Mean $4,249 $512 $3,219 $4,619 $2,891 $4,127 $4,117 $6,042 $12,018 $2,102 $3,402 $2,656 $5,094 $4,911 $2,135 $4,815 $944 $5,538 $8,094 $14,255 $1,273 $3,133 $1,339 $2,383 $8,966 $3,421 $2,583 $10,049 $4,424 $2,429 $5,291 $8,086 $4,359 $4,958 $4,574 $2,656 $8,374 $11,496 $4,554 $8,343