The 2023-2024 Annual Statewide Financial Aid Workshop
registration is now open for both in-person workshops and virtual
events. There are over 50 in-person workshops scheduled
throughout the state and several live, virtual workshops via Zoom
including FAFSA and California Dream Act Application (CADAA)
specific sessions in January and February 2024.
This video is for K–12 educators, administrators and partners
for the purpose of introducing the new ALL IN! legislative
mandate and providing several strategies to effectively.
support it.
The California College Guidance
Initiative works to smooth the path to college for California
students and unify the efforts of the institutions that serve
them.
Travis Credit Union has a commitment
and dedication toward building authentic community impact through
what they call their “Awesome Cause” – Financial Education,
Financial Literacy and Financial Advocacy.
For more than 15 years, our San
Francisco-based organization has transformed individuals and
fueled broader changes around the country. With our resources and
support, undocumented people are able to get an education, pursue
careers, and build a brighter future for themselves and their
communities.
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CaliforniaColleges.edu can help make
implementing AB 469 easier for educators. Learn more about our
Financial Aid Tools for students and educators.
The Education Trust—West is a
nonprofit educational equity organization focused on educational
justice and closing achievement and opportunity gaps from
preschool through college through research, data, policy
analysis, and advocacy.
DecidED is a free college comparison
tool that provides students and advisors with tools and guidance
to compare college costs, financial aid offers, and other fit
factors. It is offered by Moneythink, a tech-driven
college-success organization focused on affordability.
The Northern California College
Promise Coalition is a regional effort to bring together leaders,
practitioners and resources and share leadership over the shape
of college success efforts in the region.
Fastweb is a free scholarship search
platform that connects students to scholarships and financial aid
tools. Our goal is to help you find scholarships to make school
more affordable.
Our mission is to increase the rate at
which underrepresented students access and complete
post-secondary education. Formed in 2005, Southern California
College Attainment Network (SoCal CAN) is an alliance of 110
organizations working together to support the college and career
aspirations of 150,000 students in the region.
Our vision is to the point: making sure students from all
backgrounds succeed in reaching their goals and improving their
families and communities, eliminating achievement gaps once and
for all.
10,000 Degrees is a nationally
recognized leader in supporting students from low-income
backgrounds to and through college and beyond.
Parent Institute for Quality Education (PIQE) engages, empowers
and transforms families by providing the knowledge and the skills
to partner with schools and communities to ensure their students
achieve their full potential.
A Student led virtual hub of college
resources, information and resources to help students achieve
their educational goals.
uAspire is a nonprofit organization ensuring that all young
people have the financial information and resources necessary to
find an affordable path to and through college.
The Department of Financial Protection
and Innovation (DFPI) licenses and regulates student loan
servicers operating in California.
