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… of general education and major preparation is highly recommended. When do I apply for transfer? Typically you will apply one year ahead of the semester/quarter that you intended to transfer. Check at the ELAC Transfer Center for specific dates. … "CSU" system. You have the option of using the CSU GE Breadth Pattern if you are sure that you will be attending one of the CSU campuses. Completion of CSU GE breadth pattern is not recommended for certain science or engineering majors. …

… … Not "Just the Way It Is" You may feel that being abused or mistreated is "just the way it is". You might have seen someone in your family hit, yell at, and control another family member. You may have seen this happen to other people in your extended family. You may feel that it is part of your culture for someone to have the right to abuse others. Remember that there is never an excuse for violence, no matter your race, …

… (formerly known as the BOG Fee Waiver). California Residency A California resident must have resided In California for one (1) year and one (1) day prior to the student’s residence determination date. The residence determination date is defined as the day …

… based on information from your FAFSA/Dream Act application, and your academic enrollment progress. There are four components: Cost of Attendance (COA), Student Aid Index (SAI), other financial resources, and enrollment status/enrollment intensity at the time of disbursement. Changes to any of these components within a term may change your financial aid eligibility.  The Financial Aid Office must use these changes to … in enrollment status: you drop some courses after receiving a disbursement. You receive financial aid funds from more than one campus for the same period of enrollment. Drop all of your courses at any time during the term.  The Department of …