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Financial Aid

Welcome to the Office of Financial Aid. We understand your education is a significant investment. We're here to help you succeed.

Scholarship & Financial Aid Opportunities

CCA awards more than $24 million in college-funded scholarships and over $45 million in combined scholarships, grants, loans, and employment to students. Over 74 percent of our students receive some form of scholarships or other type of financial aid.

You may apply for financial aid as early as October 1.

*2023-2024 FAFSA (for US Citizen / Eligible Non-Citizen) and CA Dream Act Application (for DACA / Dreamer students) are now available.

Have a quick question? Email Ask@cca.edu or contact the Student Services.

Financial Aid: Next Steps

Steps to Apply for Financial Aid

Undergraduate

Financial Aid Resources and Information for Undergraduate Students

Graduate

Financial Aid Resources and Information for Graduate Students

International Students

Financial Aid resources and Information for International Students

Work-Study Program

On-Campus Student Employment Program

Financial Aid Forms

Petitions, FERPA, and Verification Documents

Summer Financial Aid

Summer Financial Aid

Financial Aid 101 and Financial Literacy

Review financial literacy resources presented at a recent Financial Aid 101 Workshop by the Office of Student Success and the Financial Aid Office.

Cost of Attendance

Cost of attendance for 2023-24.

Policies

Policies

Financial Aid FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

Additional Aid Resources

Non-CCA Scholarship Opportunities / Links to Large Scholarship Databases / Alternative Sources of Financial Assistance

Contact Financial Aid

Financial Aid Office Contact Information

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information and Resources

[As of March 11, 2022] Please Note: The HEERF CARES Act fund has been fully depleted. The request in Workday is no longer available.

HEERF Institutional Quarterly Reports

HEERF Institutional Quarterly Reports

Factors to Consider Before Dropping/Withdrawing

How Dropping or Withdrawing from Courses Impact Your Financial Aid