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Financial Aid
contact the Scholarship Office at
(209) 278-6572 or consult the Financial
Aid Office Website at http://
www.cst~Fesno.eduifinaidl.
2. Federal Parcll[ Loans for Undergraduate
Students (PLUS)!Federal Unsubsidized
Staffotd Loan
• No set deadline. However, applicants
who submit rheirapplication afterMay
30 cannm beassmedofreceiving funds
before the beginningofthe fall semester.
Additional information about these
programs can be obtained from the
Financial Aid Office Website at http://
www.csu.F~sno.edu/finaid!.
Additional Financial Aid Sources
Alan Pattee Scholarships. Children of
deceased public law enforcement or fire
suppression employees, who were
California rcsidcncs and who were killed
in the course of law enforcement or fue
suppression duties, are not charged fees
or tuition of any kind at any California
State University campus, according to
the Alan Pattee Scholarship Act, CalifOrnia
Education Code, Section 68121.
Students qualifYing For these benefirs are
known as Alan Pattee scholars. For
further inFormation, conract the
Registrar's Office. which determines
eligibility.
Air Force Reserve Officer Teaining
Corps Scholatships. Ait Force ROTC
three-year, four-year, and graduate
degree scholarships are available in many
technical and nontechnical majors to
cover the costs of fees and ruition. books,
lab fees, and a monthly stipend of $150.
In addition, all juniors and seniors,
regardless of academic major. who have
at least a 2.35 semester GPA and will
graduate before turning age 27, qualify
fOt up to $1,000 in scholarships each
semester plus a monthly stipend of$150.
Applications should qe submitted to the
Department ofAerospace Studies. For
additional information, see Aerospace
Studies.
A number
o/graduate
assistantships
and
teaching assistantships
are available
to students
who are enrolled
. . zn a masters
degree program.
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps.
The U.S. Army offers twO-, three-, and
four-year scholarships at different
monetary levels - up to $20,000
annually to qualified students in a variety
of academic disciplines. Scholarships
cover tuition, mandatory fees, $450
annually for books. and a monthly taxfree
subsistence allowance of $150. All
students formally enrolled in the ROTC
program receive an annual allowance of
$1,500 and can earn as much as $19,800
during their college careers. For additional
information, see Department of
Military Science.
Graduate Assistantships. A number of
graduate assistantships and teaching
assistantships are available to srudenrs
who are enrolled in a master's degree
program. For additional information, see
the Division ofGraduate Studies.
Division of Graduate Studies Student
Research Awards and Travel Grants.
For additional information, see the
Division ofGraduate Studies.
Non-Resident Tuition Waivers. A select
number of non-resiclenr tuition waivers
are available for outstanding graduate
students who demonstrate the potential
to make significam academic and
professional contributions in their
disciplines and the graduate program.
Recipients are expected to work with the
K-12 system in giving lectures/presentations.
For additional information.
contact the department.
-
Resident Advisers and Public Safety
Assistants. University Courtyard
employs up to 16 students to work as
resident advisers (RAs) and five students
to work as public safety assistants (PSAs)
in the residence halls. RAs act as effective
role models, develop a cohesive community
of studenrs. organize and conduct
programs. and serve as resource people to
students living on-campus. PSAs patrol
the buildings and grounds, and provide
escort service. Applications (for students
with one year of on-campus living
experience) are available from the
University Housing Office at the
beginning of the spring semester.
University Association and Foundation
Loan Funds. The university operates an
Emergency Loan Fund to assist students
who need up to a maximum of $600 for
educationally related emergency expenses
only. These loans have to be repaid
within 90 days Ot befote the end of the
semester, as designated by Student Loan
Collection Services. Loans are granted on
the basis of the students' need and ability
to repay. The funds for these programs
have been provided by gifts to the
university. Applications for loans are
processed through Student Loan Collection
Services, Joyal Administration
Building, Room 156
Waivers of Nonresident Fees. Upon
wrircen waiver by the dean of student
affairs or the director of admissions and
records, children or spouses of California
State University full-time employees,
who are not yet legal residents of
California, may be exempted from the
nonresident fee. Also. with verification
by the dean of the School of Education
and Human Development, certificated
California school disrrict employees who
are not yet legal residents of California
may be exempted from the nonresident
fee, if they are provisionally credentialed
and working toward regular credenrials.
completing postponed requirements, or
completing the fifth year required under
the Teacher Preparation and Licensing
Law of1970 (Ryan Act).
Object Description
| Title | 1998-99 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1998-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 066 |
| Full Text Search | 66 Financial Aid contact the Scholarship Office at (209) 278-6572 or consult the Financial Aid Office Website at http:// www.cst~Fesno.eduifinaidl. 2. Federal Parcll[ Loans for Undergraduate Students (PLUS)!Federal Unsubsidized Staffotd Loan • No set deadline. However, applicants who submit rheirapplication afterMay 30 cannm beassmedofreceiving funds before the beginningofthe fall semester. Additional information about these programs can be obtained from the Financial Aid Office Website at http:// www.csu.F~sno.edu/finaid!. Additional Financial Aid Sources Alan Pattee Scholarships. Children of deceased public law enforcement or fire suppression employees, who were California rcsidcncs and who were killed in the course of law enforcement or fue suppression duties, are not charged fees or tuition of any kind at any California State University campus, according to the Alan Pattee Scholarship Act, CalifOrnia Education Code, Section 68121. Students qualifYing For these benefirs are known as Alan Pattee scholars. For further inFormation, conract the Registrar's Office. which determines eligibility. Air Force Reserve Officer Teaining Corps Scholatships. Ait Force ROTC three-year, four-year, and graduate degree scholarships are available in many technical and nontechnical majors to cover the costs of fees and ruition. books, lab fees, and a monthly stipend of $150. In addition, all juniors and seniors, regardless of academic major. who have at least a 2.35 semester GPA and will graduate before turning age 27, qualify fOt up to $1,000 in scholarships each semester plus a monthly stipend of$150. Applications should qe submitted to the Department ofAerospace Studies. For additional information, see Aerospace Studies. A number o/graduate assistantships and teaching assistantships are available to students who are enrolled . . zn a masters degree program. Army Reserve Officer Training Corps. The U.S. Army offers twO-, three-, and four-year scholarships at different monetary levels - up to $20,000 annually to qualified students in a variety of academic disciplines. Scholarships cover tuition, mandatory fees, $450 annually for books. and a monthly taxfree subsistence allowance of $150. All students formally enrolled in the ROTC program receive an annual allowance of $1,500 and can earn as much as $19,800 during their college careers. For additional information, see Department of Military Science. Graduate Assistantships. A number of graduate assistantships and teaching assistantships are available to srudenrs who are enrolled in a master's degree program. For additional information, see the Division ofGraduate Studies. Division of Graduate Studies Student Research Awards and Travel Grants. For additional information, see the Division ofGraduate Studies. Non-Resident Tuition Waivers. A select number of non-resiclenr tuition waivers are available for outstanding graduate students who demonstrate the potential to make significam academic and professional contributions in their disciplines and the graduate program. Recipients are expected to work with the K-12 system in giving lectures/presentations. For additional information. contact the department. - Resident Advisers and Public Safety Assistants. University Courtyard employs up to 16 students to work as resident advisers (RAs) and five students to work as public safety assistants (PSAs) in the residence halls. RAs act as effective role models, develop a cohesive community of studenrs. organize and conduct programs. and serve as resource people to students living on-campus. PSAs patrol the buildings and grounds, and provide escort service. Applications (for students with one year of on-campus living experience) are available from the University Housing Office at the beginning of the spring semester. University Association and Foundation Loan Funds. The university operates an Emergency Loan Fund to assist students who need up to a maximum of $600 for educationally related emergency expenses only. These loans have to be repaid within 90 days Ot befote the end of the semester, as designated by Student Loan Collection Services. Loans are granted on the basis of the students' need and ability to repay. The funds for these programs have been provided by gifts to the university. Applications for loans are processed through Student Loan Collection Services, Joyal Administration Building, Room 156 Waivers of Nonresident Fees. Upon wrircen waiver by the dean of student affairs or the director of admissions and records, children or spouses of California State University full-time employees, who are not yet legal residents of California, may be exempted from the nonresident fee. Also. with verification by the dean of the School of Education and Human Development, certificated California school disrrict employees who are not yet legal residents of California may be exempted from the nonresident fee, if they are provisionally credentialed and working toward regular credenrials. completing postponed requirements, or completing the fifth year required under the Teacher Preparation and Licensing Law of1970 (Ryan Act). |
