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1. Applicants must be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours and/or at least half-time as specific to their circumstances.
2. Applicants must have a GPA of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
3. Applicants must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Aid Application, or future equivalent, and demonstrate that efforts have been made to access all relevant public financial aid sources for which they are eligible.
4. Must be a currently enrolled student at LA Trade Technical College, and have LATTC as their home campus.
5. Must participate in GAIN/ CalWORKS program
6. Does NOT need to be a single parent.

1. Applicants must be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours and/or at least half-time as specific to their circumstances.
2. Applicants must have a GPA of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
3. Applicants must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Aid Application, or future equivalent, and demonstrate that efforts have been made to access all relevant public financial aid sources for which they are eligible.
4. Must be a currently enrolled student at LA Trade Technical College, and have LATTC as their home campus.
5. Must participate in GAIN/ CalWORKS program
6. Does NOT need to be a single parent.

To be eligible for this scholarship you must meet the following criteria.

• Declare a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) major, as it relates to the following specific major groups only:
  • Business - Management Information Systems
  • Computer & Information Systems
  • Engineering
  • Mathematics
  • Engineering Technology
  • Natural Resources & Conservation
  • Physical Sciences
• Home campus is either Los Angeles Southwest College and you are currently taking classes at your home campus.
• Be enrolled at least half-time.
• Cumulative GPA of at least 2.50.

To be eligible for this scholarship you must meet the following criteria.

• Declare a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) major, as it relates to the following specific major groups only:
  • Business - Management Information Systems
  • Computer & Information Systems
  • Engineering
  • Mathematics
  • Engineering Technology
  • Natural Resources & Conservation
  • Physical Sciences
• Home campus is West Los Angeles College, and you are currently taking classes at your home campus.
• Be enrolled at least half-time.
• Cumulative GPA of at least 2.50.

The PepsiCo Foundation Uplift Scholars Program was created to provide financial and mentoring support for underserved students to secure the necessary resources and academic support that put them on the pathway to the middle class.

To be eligible for this scholarship program for Fall, you must meet the following requirements: 

• Enrolled in Fall Semester
• Minimum 2.5 GPA
  • Student must maintain at least a 2.5 GPA for each semester in college to be eligible to continue receiving the scholarship.
• Declared Certificate (NOT MAJOR) in Culinary Arts, at one of three LACCD campuses -
  • Harbor
  • Mission
  • Trade Technical
• OR Declared Certificate (NOT MAJOR) in one of the following certificates at LA Trade Technical ONLY:
  • Process Technology
  • Small Business Entrepreneurship
  • Retail Management
  • Management/Supervision
  • Marketing & Public Relations

• Enrolled in current semester at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College (LATTC)
• Minimum GPA – 2.8
• Pursuing majors in Science, Engineering, Technology, or Math (STEM) related fields
• Full time student

• Enrolled in current semester at West Los Angeles College (WLAC)
• Minimum GPA – 2.8
• Pursuing majors in Science, Engineering, Technology, or Math (STEM) related fields
• Full-time student

To be eligible for this scholarship you must meet the following criteria.

• Be pursuing a major related to Mathematics or Electrical Engineering
• Home campus is Los Angeles Trade Technical College, AND you are currently taking classes at your home campus.
• Enrolled full-time
• Completed at least 24 units to date
• Pursuing an Associate's degree
• GPA is at least 3.0.

1. Applicants must be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours and/or at least half-time as specific to their circumstances.
2. Applicants must have a GPA of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
3. Applicants must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Aid Application, or future equivalent, and demonstrate that efforts have been made to access all relevant public financial aid sources for which they are eligible.
4. Students who identify as single parents.

1. Applicants must be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours and/or at least half-time as specific to their circumstances.
2. Applicants must have a GPA of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
3. Applicants must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Aid Application, or future equivalent, and demonstrate that efforts have been made to access all relevant public financial aid sources for which they are eligible.
4. Students who identify as single parents.

• Enrolled at any LACCD college in at least 6 credit hours and/or at least half-time as specific to their circumstances
• Successfully completed at least 6 credit units within LACCD
• GPA of 3.0 or higher
• Must have completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid or the California Dream Act Aid Application
• Students pursuing career-technical, vocational, and other workforce development programs are to be prioritized
• Students experiencing financial challenges that may jeopardize their ability to continue and complete their studies are to be prioritized.

• Students must be enrolled at least half-time and request funds to address financial hardships that may impact successful completion or transfer.
• Must be currently enrolled at LA Trade Tech College.
• Prioritization will be given to students in their final year of coursework to complete or transfer.
   

• Housing and living expenses
• Car repairs or transportation issues
• Childcare
• Family emergencies
• Natural disasters
• Unanticipated loss of employment 

• 3.0 or higher GPA
• Full-time student (taking 12 or more units at ELAC)
• Successfully completed one or more of the following courses:
  • Chicano Studies 7: The Mexican-American in the History of the United States I
  • Chicano Studies 19: History of Mexico
  • Chicano Studies 42: Contemporary Mexican Literature
  • Chicano Studies 44: Mexican Civilization
  • Chicano Studies 51: Mexican Art-Pre-Columbian and Colonial
  • Chicano Studies 52: Mexican Art-Modern
  • Dance Techniques 421 and 422: Mexican Folklorico I and II
  • Music 132: Music of Mexico
  • Spanish 12: Contemporary Mexican Literature
  • Spanish 16: Mexican Civilization
• Financial Need: Student must be receiving the California College Promise Grant (Formerly known as the Board of Governors Fee Waiver BOG)

• Math or Statistics Major who will be enrolled at ELAC in the Fall 2025
• Completed at least 9 units of Mathematics courses at ELAC campus
• Upload a copy of transcripts, including spring 2025 courses
• Upload: Write the contact information of the math instructor (full name, their current job 
  title, their college affiliation, and their contact information including phone number and email), who will be submitting your letter of recommendation on your behalf.
• One letter of recommendation from a math faculty (faculty will have 1 week after student 
  deadline to submit letter of recommendation directly to NextGen)

Application Name:  English Department Scholarships Application (4 scholarships)

Opportunity to Succeed Scholarship

Faculty members of the English department have contributed funds to honor an outstanding student who has excelled in developmental English courses. This scholarship is open to all students regardless of their legal residency status.

Criteria:

• Successful completion of English 101Z within the last year

Application Name:  Community Service Scholarships (3 scholarships)

Estate of Deodata Gamboa Scholarship

The Estate of Deodata Gamboa Scholarship is designed to encourage and support ELAC students who are vocational majors, been active with leadership roles/community service, and will transfer to a four-year intuition.

Criteria:

• Vocational major
• Full time student (enrolled in 12 units or more at ELAC)
• ELAC student transferring to a four-year university in the Fall 
• Leadership and community service
• Upload a copy of Transcripts
• Upload documentation of leadership and/or community service
• Upload letter of recommendation

Criteria:

Application Name:  Engineering and Technology Scholarships Application (4 scholarships)

Juan Martinez Service Scholarship

The Engineering & Technologies department is offering an E&T student with the Juan Martinez Service Scholarship Award. Mr. Juan Martinez represented what our E&T department’s mission is all about, which is a belief that hard work and diligence have a moral benefit in society, and that passion for your field of study and a servant’s heart strengthens character and individual abilities. The Juan Martinez Service Scholarship Award will be awarded to the E&T student that has demonstrated passion for their field of study while serving their communities. Having passion for your work instills motivation to pursue excellence and therefore enhancements in one’s technical skills. In addition, having a servant’s heart means to not only put other’s needs ahead of your own, but to serve with purpose and with kindness without expecting anything in return.    Juan Manuel Martinez Jr. was born on October 12, 1970 in Encino, California. Juan, aged 50, passed away peacefully on November 28, 2020. He married his childhood sweetheart Melisa and together they raised 2 adult children, Ariela and Ricardo. He graduated from Huntington Park High School in 1988, attended East Los Angeles College (ELAC) in 1989 and transferred to California State University of Los Angeles where he obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering in 1998. His perseverance and passion for constructing and building led him to work for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineering as a Civil Engineer in which he dedicated 28 years of Federal Civil Service. Juan was not just a civil engineer, he was a genuine colleague and a friend.

Juan’s biggest trait was his selflessness. He enjoyed volunteering in public schools and giving back to the community he grew up in. Juan enjoyed speaking and working with students from Kindergarten to third grade to get them inspired to love and enjoy STEM/STEAM and become Engineers or know that they can become anything they want to be brought him so much joy. Juan was instrumental in shaping many lives, young and old.

When we think about Juan, all we can think about is the word legacy. He had so much love for life, for the joy he gave to others, for the experiences he had. Legacy doesn’t mean money or fame. Legacy is all about the mark you make on another person’s life. It’s about the love you spread and the kindness you share. Juan interacted with hundreds of people throughout his life and they shared how fortunate and honored THEY were to have known Juan. We will be forever grateful to have been part of his family and experiences his unconditional love. That’s a Legacy!!

Forever in Our Hearts… 
 
Criteria:

• Engineering and Technologies major
• GPA 2.7 or higher
• One recommendation letter

Should you have any questions, please email fa_scholarship@elac.edu
 

LAURA SCUDDER GRANT 
The Historical Society of Monterey Park is honoring the memory of Laura Scudder, a Monterey Park entrepreneur, by selecting two students to each receive a $3,000.00 grant. They must be pursuing their education in an institution of higher learning and currently enrolled in the field of nursing, culinary arts or business. In keeping with the spirit of Laura Scudder, the Scudder family foundation which awards this grant, requires the recipients attend an accredited community college located in the San Gabriel Valley.
Criteria:

• Student must be pursuing their education in the field of nursing, culinary arts or business.
• Applicant must have completed a minimum one (1) year of basic education courses necessary for completion of his/her chosen field at an accredited community college located in the San Gabriel Valley.
• Applicant must have maintained or exceeded a 2.0 G.P.A. A copy of Official Transcripts from applicant’s current college must be provided with this application.
• Application must be accompanied by three (3) letters of recommendation from nonfamily members such as instructors, counselors, ministers, employers or friends. At least one letter must be from an instructor of the applicant.
• Applicant must be a citizen of the United States

Application Name: High School Alma Mater Application (2 scholarships)

Max and Marie Offenberg Scholarship
The Offenberg Scholarship Fund was established in 1977, after the passing of Dr. Max Offenberg’s brother, Sam Offenberg.  Dr. Max and Sam moved to the East Los Angeles/Boyle Heights area from Brooklyn, New York as young boys in 1920.  Dr. Max graduated from Garfield High School in 1930 and practiced medicine for some 50 years in Belvedere.  Sam graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1930, and provided valuable assistance in the operation and maintenance of the Belvedere Hospital and Medical Clinic, which was owned by Dr. Max and his wife Marie Offenberg.  In 1947, Dr. Offenberg and his wife, Marie moved to Montebello.   Their children Patty, Vicki and Victor all graduated from Montebello High School. The award recognizes that there is more to success in life than a “high GPA” and that students who are not at the top of their class academically also deserve a chance.  The scholarship criteria include motivation and a sincere desire to become a contributing member of society – including trade as well as professional careers.  Financial need is a consideration in the award of this Scholarship.

Criteria:

• Former High School graduates from: Garfield, Roosevelt, Montebello, Vail, Schurr, Don Bosco Technical Institute or Cantwell/Sacred Heart of Mary
• GPA 2.0 or higher
• Upload unofficial transcripts, including Spring 2025 courses
• If accepted as a scholarship recipient, proof of enrollment for the next term into an occupational school, trade school, community college, or university needs to be clearly documented prior to the release of scholarship money to the student

Robert E. Cleveland Memorial Scholarship

Dr. Robert E. Cleveland had a passion to inspire students to pursue their dreams. This scholarship was established by Cathy Cleveland, ELAC psychology instructor and daughter of Robert Cleveland. The scholarship will aid full-time students with high academic and community aspirations, who plan to transfer to a university in the psychological sciences or neuroscience fields.

Criteria

• 3.5 GPA or higher
• Full-time student (taking 12 or more units at ELAC)
• Completed two consecutive, full-time (12 or more units) semesters at ELAC
• Completed minimum 12 units of psychology courses at ELAC
• Transferring to four-year institution (need to show proof)
• Psychology Major

• Must have completed a minimum of three (3) units in the following areas of study at ELAC prior to applying 

• 2.5 or higher GPA
• Enrolled as full-time student (taking 12 or more units at ELAC)
• Copy of Student Education Plan.
• An autobiographical statement demonstrating excellent leadership skills and positive goal oriented lifestyle achievements for success in meeting life’s challenges. This autobiography should demonstrate a “Can Do Attitude” and an “I Can; I Will; I Must” perspective in meeting Life’s Challenges.
• A list of extracurricular, leadership and volunteer activities to the community.
• Provide 15 hours of approved documented community service to the college or other community organization. 
• Letter of recommendation

The Rowenkamp Memorial Scholarship is designed to encourage and support ELAC students who have a library interest, been active with community service, and will transfer to a four-year intuition.

Criteria:

• Library Interest
• ELAC student transferring to a four-year university
• Leadership and community service
• Upload a copy of Transcripts
• Upload documentation of leadership and/or community service
• Upload letter of recommendation, preferably from Librarian

• 3.0 GPA or higher
• STEM Majors:  Business, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, or Geology/Earth Science, Computer and Information Services, Engineering Technology, Natural Resources and Conservation, Physical Sciences
• Transcripts from all schools attended
• Two references (ideally STEM faculty) including their contact information

The East Los Angeles College Foundation in coordination with the Salas family (David Salas, Rita Daruvala, Steve Salas, Robert Salas, Richard Salas and Martha Salas) have come together to establish the Rudy & Steve Salas scholarship fund. This scholarship is intended for students who are focused on music and its importance to the community.

Rudy Salas co-founded the super group Tierra with his brother Steve in 1972. Rudy, Steve and bandmates Joey Guerra, Andre Baeza, Phil Madayag, Steve Falomir, Bobby Navarrete, Bobby Loya and Mike Jimenez pioneered a sound that blended R&B, Latin, Rock and Jazz into unique, smooth, and soulful albums that propelled them to the top of the Billboard charts in 1980’s with the hit songs “Together”, “Gonna Find Her”, “Memories”, “La La Means I Love You” and Hidden Tears".

Tierra has the distinction of being the first Latin / American band to have impacted four national charts with two songs simultaneously charting in the Billboard Top 100. They have performed in prestigious venues and shows such as Carnegie Hall, The American Music Awards, American Bandstand, The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and have toured internationally as well.

Rudy Salas was born on January 5, 1949, in Lincoln Heights to Mexican American parents Rudy Sr. and Margaret Salas. Although Rudy and Steve were not fluent in Spanish as children, they eventually picked up on Mexican folk ballads from their mother, and Rudy learned his first guitar chords from his uncle Art Brambila. The Salas brothers eventually began to hone their craft by performing at fiestas, local parties and church events in and around Lincoln Heights and East Los Angeles.

The early music of Tierra was highly influenced by the growing Civil Rights and Chicano Rights movements. Their debut album in 1973 reflected the sounds of a community amidst a wave of political and social consciousness. The brothers’ commitment to causes within the community led to Tierra performances in hundreds of charitable events through the past five decades. At the twilight of his career, Rudy dedicated his life to producing and cultivating younger artists at Studio 2425 in Monterey Park which he shared with his son David Salas for almost 20 years. The Salas family intends to carry Rudy’s work by cultivating new artists and serving the community through music. Rudy Salas passed away at age 71 due to Covid-19. The Salas family is honored to keep his legacy alive with the help of East Los Angeles College by giving this scholarship.
 
Criteria:

• GPA 2.7 or higher
• Current ELAC student with Music major
• Must be a California resident

• Minimum semester units completed of 12
• Currently enrolled full-time (12 units or more)
• Cumulative grade point average of 2.6 or higher
• Demonstrate financial need
• One page essay to address “How do you see Los Angeles Pierce College helping you achieve your career goals?”

Eligibility and Selection of Osher Scholars 

To be considered for a CCCSE Osher Scholarship, you must complete the scholarship application. Students who demonstrate financial need will receive top priority for scholarships.  The general requirements include that you:

1. Have completed 24 or more “degree applicable” semester units (or the equivalent) at the time you receive your distribution. Transfer units from another college may be included in this determination as long as they have been determined to meet your college’s requirements for degree applicable coursework.
2. Are enrolled at least half time (6 or more units) during all terms in which your award remains active. If you are a student who requires a reduced course load that defines your half time as fewer than six units, you are still eligible.
3. Are a California College Promise Grant recipient.

In addition, the following requirements are necessary for an Osher Scholar to remain eligible: 

1. Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at all times, according to your college’s policy.
2. Maintain at least half time enrollment status (6 units or more) to qualify for initial and all subsequent payments. If you are a student who requires a reduced course load that defines your half time as fewer than six units, you are still eligible.

While you must maintain SAP to be eligible, academic performance, such as grades or test scores, is not a selection criteria itself.

Award Amounts and Scholarship Renewals

Osher Scholars can receive up to $1,450 per year. Scholarships may be renewed in subsequent terms for eligible students as long as you continue to meet all of the required criteria. Awards are renewable up to three times the annual award (currently $3,900). Verify details on scholarship renewals with your college.

• Outstanding Foster Student Scholarship and the Foster Student Emergency Fund.

• Currently enrolled foster student
• Enrolled with minimum units of 4-6
• Cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher
• Have good attendance
• Letter of Recommendation from a LA Pierce College faculty member

• Must be majoring in Political Science
• There is a preference (but not a requirement) for a student studying International Relations.
• Write a one-page single-spaced essay explaining why you are majoring in Political Science.  
• Letter of Recommendation from a Los Angeles Pierce College faculty member
• Unofficial college transcript(s)

• Must have completed two 6 unit consecutive semesters or one semester of 12 units
• Cumulative grade point average (gpa) of 3.0 or higher
• One-page minimum essay describing what it was like while you were in addiction and what is like now that you are in recovery.  What is your motivation to continue your education?  Also briefly state what your educational plans are for the future.

• Enrolled full-time (12 units or more)
• Major in Math, Engineering, or Arts
• Cumulative grade point average (gpa) of 3.0 or higher
• Must be involved in the community
• One-page essay describing why you want to receive the scholarship, your goals and accomplishments, and your educational plans for the future.

• Accounting/Finance
• Business Administration
• Computer Science & Technology
• Engineering
• Engineering & Computer Science
• Finance
• Mathematics

1. At the time of applying for the award, students should be enrolled at LA Pierce College, be affiliated with the Umoja Program and carry at least six (6) units.  Note that the student may be enrolled part-time at the time of application; however, students must be enrolled as full-time at the time that the award is released.
2. Students should have declared a major in one of the disciplines listed above, or, should have expressed a strong interest in declaring their major in these programs within one (1) year of their full-time enrollment.

• Two $500 scholarships for students who have earned between 15 and 30 units. 
• One $1,000 scholarship to a student who is graduating at the end of spring 2020, will be transferring to a four-year college or university, and will be a continuing students in a Science area.

• Must be currently enrolled at Los Angeles Pierce College
• Must demonstrate financial need
• Major in one of the following science areas:  Life Science, Physical Science, or Animal Science
• One page essay describing your short and long-term educational goals, financial need, and why you have selected the specific area of science to major in.
• Cumulative grade point average (gpa) of 2.5 or higher

• Enrolled in Pre-Veterinary medicine program
• Have an excellent attendance record
• Earned at least 2.0 grade point average in all studies
• Graduates need to show proof of acceptance into a college level Equine Sciences program
• Letter of recommendation from the Pre-Veterinary Program Department Professor or Chair

• Cumulative grade point average (gpa) of 2.5 or higher
• Minimum semester units of 12
• Demonstrate financial need
• One-page essay describing why you want to receive the scholarship and your ultimate goals

• Current student at Los Angeles Southwest College
• Minimum 3^rd Semester Administration of Justice Major
• Minimum 2.0 Grade Point Average

• Have completed 24 or more “degree applicable” semester units (or the equivalent) at the time you receive your distribution. Transfer units from another college may be included in this determination as long as they have been determined to meet your college’s requirements for degree applicable coursework. 
• Are enrolled at least half time (6 or more units) during all terms in which the award remains active. 
• Are a California College Promise Grant (formerly Board of Governors Fee Waiver) recipient.

• Be currently enrolled in at least six (6) units in the LAVC Cinema/Media Arts or Television Broadcasting program for the Spring 2023 semester.
• Have completed at least six (6) units of program prerequisites.
• Have a minimum of GPA of 2.5 

• Be currently enrolled in at least six (6) units in the LAVC Cinema/Media Arts or Television Broadcasting program for the Fall 2024 semester.
• Have completed at least six (6) units of program prerequisites.
• Have a minimum of GPA of 2.5 

• Be currently enrolled in at least six (6) units in the LAVC Cinema/Media Arts or Television Broadcasting program for the Spring 2023 semester.
• Have completed at least six (6) units of program prerequisites.
• Have a minimum of GPA of 2.5 

California’s goal is to reach 100% carbon neutrality by 2045 and SoCalGas will be instrumental in helping our state get there. SoCalGas released The Role of Clean Fuels and Gas Infrastructure in Achieving California's Net-Zero Climate Goal – a study showing the essential role clean fuels like RNG and hydrogen can play in our energy future. In partnership with SoCal Gas, LAVC Foundation will award 5 scholarships to college students who are enrolled in at least 6 units at LAVC. The scholarship aims to promote student awareness and familiarity with the role that renewable energy will play in decreasing emission in California. The scholarship encourages underrepresented voices to strategically address California’s emission problem and provide solutions using clean and renewable natural resources available such as solar power, hydrogen, wind, etc.  Award will be given during a panel discussion in May 2025. Up to 5 students will be awarded $1,000 each in 2025.

• Be currently enrolled in at least six (6) units in the LAVC Cinema/Media Arts or Television Broadcasting program for the Fall 2024 semester.
• Have completed at least six (6) units of program prerequisites.
• Have a minimum of GPA of 2.5 

The Ageton-Pittenger Perpetual Scholarship was established in honor of Dr. Aura-Lee Ageton Pittenger, longtime LAVC Economics professor and department chair.  Dr. Pittenger, with the support of her husband, James Hobbs Pittenger, was instrumental in building a robust scholarship program at LAVC enlisting involvement from academia, industry and the community. This scholarship specifically recognizes academic achievement.  Among the requirements, students must have completed 45 Semester Units with a 3.8 GPA and plans to transfer to a college or university. Up to 6 $1500 scholarships will be awarded for 2025.

Selected HFPA Fellowship recipients must: 

1. Be currently enrolled at least six (6) units in the LAVC Cinema/Media Arts or Television Broadcasting program.

2. Have completed at least six (6) units of program prerequisites. 

3. Have a minimum overall GPA of 2.5.  

• Eligibility Requirements   
• Applicant must be currently enrolled at LAVC. 
• Must have completed Math 261/265, Math 262/266 and Math 263/267 at LAVC.  

• Must have completed or currently enrolled in Math 270 or Math 275 at LAVC.

• Must be a Mathematics Major. 
• Must have passed the following Math courses: Math 261/265 or Math 262/266 and Math 227.

• Must have passed Engineering or Machine course at LAVC. 
• Must be currently enrolled in 6 units or more.
• Must maintain a GPA of 2.5 or greater.
• Must have serious interest in pursing a career in engineering or a technical vocational career.

• Must be a Mathematics or Engineering Major. 
• Must be currently enrolled in 6 units or more.
• Must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or greater.
• Must have passed a minimum of 24 units.
• Must be transferring to a 4 year Institution in Spring or Fall 2024.

• Must be a Television Broadcasting Major (Performance or Production).
• Currently enrolled in or have completed 6 units or more in Broadcasting courses at LAVC (Broadcasting 5, 45 , 28, 46, 26, 3)
• Maintain an overall 3.0 GPA

• Have completed 24 or more “degree applicable” semester units (or the equivalent) at the time you receive your distribution. Transfer units from another college may be included in this determination as long as they have been determined to meet your college’s requirements for degree applicable coursework. 
• Are enrolled at least half time (6 or more units) during all terms in which the award remains active. 
• Are a California College Promise Grant (formerly Board of Governors Fee Waiver) recipient.

• Have completed 24 or more “degree applicable” semester units (or the equivalent) at the time you receive your distribution. Transfer units from another college may be included in this determination as long as they have been determined to meet your college’s requirements for degree applicable coursework. 
• Are enrolled at least half time (6 or more units) during all terms in which the award remains active. 
• Are a California College Promise Grant (formerly Board of Governors Fee Waiver) recipient.

• Have completed 24 or more “degree applicable” semester units (or the equivalent) at the time you receive your distribution. Transfer units from another college may be included in this determination as long as they have been determined to meet your college’s requirements for degree applicable coursework. 
• Are enrolled at least half time (6 or more units) during all terms in which the award remains active. 
• Are a California College Promise Grant (formerly Board of Governors Fee Waiver) recipient.