
Financial Aid Office
Welcome to the Financial Aid Office. We are here to assist you with any Financial Aid questions or concerns. Feel free to contact our office or schedule an appointment below.
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Are you looking for ways to fund your education? Join us for an informative Scholarship...
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Are you looking for ways to fund your education? Join us for an informative Scholarship...
Newest Offerings of Financial Aid
Finish Line Scholars Scholarship and Emergency Grant program provides financial assistance through a scholarship, to eligible students who are on their way toward a finish line goal of transferring to a college or university or completing a certificate or degree. Read qualifications carefully!
The application will be open until funds are exhausted
To be eligible for the scholarship, students must meet the following minimum requirements:
- The student must qualify for and receive a tuition fee waiver through the California College Promise Grant.
Program Completion Goal:
- The student must be working toward completing a certificate or degree. Eligible completion goals include:
- A Chancellor’s Office-approved certificate
- An Associate Degree (including for Transfer)
- A Baccalaureate Degree
- Transfer to a four-year institution prior to receiving a credential from a California Community College (early transfer)
- Students must be enrolled full-time (or equivalent) during all scholarship-supported terms. Students in programs that require substantial out-of-class time (e.g., Nursing) may qualify if enrolled in fewer than 12 units, provided their program designates them as full-time. Students receiving support from Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS) may qualify if DSPS has approved a reduced course load.
- Students with fewer than 6 units remaining to complete their program are still eligible without needing to enroll in unnecessary additional units.
- Students must have completed at least 50% of the credits required for their program and have a realistic plan to finish within one year.
- Students who have completed 75% of program credits are eligible for one semester of funding.
- Preference is given to students who meet any of the following:
- Completion of a transfer-level English course
- Completion of a transfer-level math course
- Cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher
- Students pursuing programs in regional workforce priority areas, such as Nursing or STEM, should receive additional priority.
Emergency Grant:
Eligibility criteria for emergency financial aid are separate and different from the scholarship criteria and are not related to your educational goals. Emergency aid is intended to support students facing unexpected or short-term financial barriers that may prevent you from enrolling or staying enrolled in college. No student should be denied based on immigration status.
The Sweetheart of the Mountains has long been a beloved symbol in Plumas County. For decades, young ladies would show off their talents and work tirelessly in their communities in an effort to be crowned Sweetheart of the Mountains. The PSCF Foundation, which conducts the Sweetheart of the Mountains competition, felt that in this day and age, it would be more appropriate to feature young people more for their intellect than their measurements.
To that end, the PSCF Foundation will be offering two scholarships for $500 and $250, as well as the title of Sweetheart of the Mountains, based on an essay discussing “Why you should become involved in your county fair”. The scholarship is open to both females and males and still carries some duties, including greeting visitors at the fair and representing the Plumas Sierra County Fair in at least the Fair Parade. Entrants must also agree to a code of conduct as a representative of the Fair.
The deadline for returning applications is April 30, 2025.
Financial Aid Workshops
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free hands-on help to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Application (CADAA).
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Learn about financial literacy and making informed decisions when it comes to your spending and finances
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Learn how to effectively find scholarships, apply for them, and craft a compelling, well-structured scholarship statement.
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Find out about Cal Grant and how to qualify
PLEASE NOTE - At peak times, limited services will be available due to our high volume of processing. We strongly encourage students to use the student portal (MyFRC) to check the status of their financial aid.
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