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NJUHSD Scholarship Application Due NO LATER than January 16, 2026!

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NJUHSD Scholarship Application Due NO LATER than January 16, 2026!

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Video from our scholarship coordinator! 

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Video from our scholarship coordinator! 

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All about the process - how to from start to finish!!

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TAX YEAR 2024 will be used for the 2026/2027 FAFSA

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TAX YEAR 2024 will be used for the 2026/2027 FAFSA

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Do you think you won't qualify for financial aid based on that? REMEMBER - you will not be able to receive scholarships (merit or need based) OR benefits such as the first 2 years free at a CA Community College without the FAFSA/CADAA! The new FAFSA/CADAA takes an estimated 20 mintues to complete. We CAN do this!

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What is the CSS Profile? Who needs to complete it? 

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What is the CSS Profile? Who needs to complete it? 

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Typically used for Private Schools.

The CSS Profile is an online application used by colleges and scholarship programs to award non-federal institutional aid.

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Exciting news for the CA Community Colleges! Check out the Bachelor Degree Programs now available at the community college price.

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Exciting news for the CA Community Colleges! Check out the Bachelor Degree Programs now available at the community college price.

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YES!! The Cal Grant can help with career technical post secondary education.

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YES!! The Cal Grant can help with career technical post secondary education.

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Class of 2026! Your first step is to complete your FSA ID!

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Class of 2026! Your first step is to complete your FSA ID!

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Everything you need to know about the NJUHSD Scholarships is available on our scholarship page. Click on the picture below to enter the district scholarship page.

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Everything you need to know about the NJUHSD Scholarships is available on our scholarship page. Click on the picture below to enter the district scholarship page.

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Click below to go to additional requirements for scholarships, all additional documents need to be uploaded to your Going Merry account and attached to the scholarship application.

Remember to upload the additional documents required to your Going Merry account and attach it to the scholarship application. There is not an option to turn it in later or to anyone else. Turn it in with your application on Going Merry.

In addition, the list of scholarships will most likely change as new scholarships are expected to be added to the list. So please check back periodically for updates on the list of scholarships associated with the District Scholarship Application. (When completing the district scholarship application, complete the form using the year that you are a graduating senior.

When completing financial aid for college, complete forms using the dates of the school year you will be attending college, not the school year you are a graduating senior. This information applies to juniors graduating early as you are classified as a graduating senior for scholarship/financial aid purposes).

(Note: For Mac users or those with Windows Vista operating system, copy the URL address and paste it into the URL address box. You may also need to download Acrobat Adobe Reader. For those of you having problems downloading a pdf, you may right click your mouse on the pdf, then "save target as" to the desktop, and then click open to access the fiile. You may also need to click on "enable editing." You may also need to click on "Sign" and then "Add Text.")

District programs and activities shall be free from discrimination, including harassment with respect to the student's race, color, ancestry, national origin, ethnic group identification, age, religion, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or expression, or genetic information; the perception of one or more of such characteristics; or association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.

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Nevada Joint Union High School District - District Scholarship Application

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Click below to go to additional requirements for scholarships, all additional documents need to be uploaded to your Going Merry account and attached to the scholarship application. Remember to upload the additional documents required to your Going Merry account and attach it to the scholarship application.

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Which type of Aid does the FAFSA/CADAA help me qualify for? 

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Which type of Aid does the FAFSA/CADAA help me qualify for? 

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Recommended to complete the FAFSA/CADAA side by side - student and parent 

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How to Fill Out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) Form

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Current reporting

*Total cash, savings, and checking accounts

*New worth investments, including real estate

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,*Net worth of businesses

Do not report qualified retirement plans or the family home as an asset

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You should see "IN PROGRESS" if you submitted correctly

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FAFSA You Tube playlist section by section!

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FAFSA You Tube playlist section by section!

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Federal Student Aid, an Office of the U.S. Dept. of Education, helps make a college education possible for every dedicated mind by providing more than $150 billion each year in grants, loans, & work-study funds. For more info, visit http://StudentAid.gov.

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FAFSA student's inviting parents  - this is CASE sensitive!

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FAFSA student's inviting parents  - this is CASE sensitive!

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How to Create an Account and Username (FSA ID) for StudentAid.gov

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Nothing at this time. All CA schools are required to upload GPAs to CA Student Aide Commission. Once your FAFSA/CADAA is completed, the Cal Grant info will match/link. NJUHSD Senior GPAs are uploaded. Questions? See your school counselor.

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The Cal Grant is FREE money for college you don’t have to pay back. To qualify, you must submit the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or California Dream Act Application (CADAA) by the deadline and meet
the eligibility and financial requirements as well as any minimum GPA requirements.
Cal Grants can be used at any University of California (UC), California State University (CSU) or California
Community College (CCC), as well as qualifying independent and career colleges or technical schools in California.
There are three kinds of Cal Grants — A, B, and C — but you don’t have to figure out which one to apply for. You will
be considered for all three and your eligibility will be based on your FAFSA or CADAA responses, your verified Cal
Grant GPA, and the type of California colleges you list on your financial aid application.

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California Community Colleges give new, returning and international students the education and support they need to succeed. Financial aid is available.

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Steps to Apply for FAFSA and Receive Aid
Step 1: Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Application
To get started, you will need:

TIP: The FAFSA application asks about 100 questions and can take 30 minutes to fill out. If you gather all of the documents you need ahead of time, it will be much easier and faster to complete.
Need help walking through the FAFSA? Step 2: Check mySierra for Your Application Status and Next Steps
After you have submitted your FAFSA application, you will be notified by email within 7-10 business days that we received your FAFSA. If no other action is needed, you can view your potential awards.

To check your status:

1. Log into mySierra

2. Select "Financial Aid"

3. Scroll down to "Financial Aid Activities"

4. Click on "View My Financial Aid Status"

If you are selected for FAFSA Verification, you will need to submit required paperwork to the Financial Aid office. If selected for verification, the process will be completed through Verify My FAFSA. To learn more, review the FAFSA verification frequently asked questions.
Step 3: Select a Refund Preference with BankMobile
To set up your BankMobile account, visit BankMobile and follow their 3-steps to "Get Started." Learn more about selecting a refund method through BankMobile.
Step 4: Congrats! You'll Receive Payment Soon
The disbursement dates are listed on the Financial Aid Dates/Deadline calendar.

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Paying for college can be a challenge, but you may qualify for financial aid. We're here to assist you with loans, grants, scholarships and more.

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Private schools - many will request the CSS Profile be completed in additional to the FAFSA/CADAA

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Private schools - many will request the CSS Profile be completed in additional to the FAFSA/CADAA

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Earn Free Money for College

Sierra College offers a large number of scholarships and awards for students from all walks of life and circumstances. Additionally, you can search scholarships from outside institutions.

Sierra College Scholarships

Enjoy the benefits of applying once for the opportunity to receive free money in scholarships.

Why You Should Apply

More than $250,000 in scholarships available

Apply once and qualify for up to 140+ scholarship opportunities

FREE money! You don't pay anything back

Eligibility varies widely. Not all scholarships are financial-need based. Don't miss your chance!

How to Get Started

1. Fill out the 2024-25 Scholarship Application and you will automatically be matched to all the scholarship opportunities for which you are eligible.

2. See what scholarship opportunities are available.

3. The Scholarship application opens December 1, 2023, the deadline to submit the completed application is March 2, 2024.

How to Receive Your Money

To receive your award, the following must apply:

You are currently attending Sierra College

Your enrollment status. (Some scholarships depend on enrollment status as a full-time or part-time student. Check your particular award for details.)

To receive your award money, select a refund preference with BankMobile.

Learn more about your financial aid disbursement.

Students Transferring to Four-Year College Or University

Attending a four-year college or university? Send the enrollment verification to the Sierra College Financial Aid Office. We require enrollment verification for the fall and spring semesters.

After we receive your enrollment verification, your scholarship check will be sent to your four-year institution's Financial Aid Office. Most scholarships come in two disbursements: half for fall and the other half for spring.

Receiving Scholarships from Your High School or Other Organizations

High schools and organizations (like Rotary Clubs and Foundations) usually send us your scholarship checks. These checks are payable to the Sierra College Financial Aid Office. You can receive your scholarship if you:

Are a current Sierra College Student

Are enrolled in the number of units required for your scholarship

Meet all other criteria set by your donor

Select a refund preference with BankMobile.

Most scholarships are issued in two disbursements: half for fall and the other half for spring. Learn more about financial aid disbursement.

Additional Scholarship Opportunities

A variety of local, regional and national organizations offer scholarships. These sites are free, and they list thousands of scholarships, fellowships and grants.

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Scholarships: Earn Free Money for College

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Sierra College offers a large number of scholarships and awards. Additionally, you can search scholarships from outside institutions.

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PARENT and a STUDENT
An FSA ID, an account username and password, is used to sign the application. You and your child each need to create your own FSA ID. (Only one of a student's parents needs to sign the student's FAFSA form, so only one parent needs an FSA ID.)

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Here are some examples of common errors we see when people complete the FAFSA® form:

Confusing Parent Information With Student Information

We know many parents will fill out the FAFSA form for their children, but remember, it is the student’s application. When the FAFSA form says “you” or “your,” it’s referring to the student, so make sure to enter your (the student’s) information. If the form is asking for your parent’s information, it will specify that in the question.

Entering Info That Doesn’t Match Your FSA ID Info

After you create an FSA ID, the Social Security Administration receives and verifies your information (name, SSN, date of birth). If you enter a different name, SSN, and/or date of birth on the FAFSA form, you’ll receive an error message. This is often the result of either a typo or mixing up student information and parent information. Avoid delays by triple-checking the information you entered. Learn how to resolve this error if your information isn’t matching.

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Sierra Promise: Removing Barriers to College

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Take Advantage of Two Years Free Tuition

Your first two years of tuition could be free! We want to remove financial barriers. There is no income requirement.

Take Advantage of Two Years Free Tuition

Your first two years of tuition could be free! We want to remove financial barriers. There is no income requirement.

What is Two Years Free?

Two Years Free* is Sierra College's nickname for the CA State Promise Grant which covers the cost of tuition for eligible students. You may also hear it referred to as California Promise or AB-19 (Assembly Bill 19) and AB-2 (Assembly Bill 2).

* Due to reductions in state funding, Two Years Free is awarded on a tier system of first-come, first-serve priorities.

Two Years Free Covers:

Two Years Free Does NOT Cover:

Your tuition (the cost of your class units); $46 per unit.

Health Center fee
Student Center fee
Books
Transportation
Living expenses

Eligibility Requirements and How to Apply

General Eligibility for 2025-26

Who is initially eligible for Two Years Free?
First-time college students who are California residents, live in the Sierra College district boundaries, and who complete a Financial Aid application. Second year eligibility is reviewed for all students who received their first year free under this program.

What does it mean to be a California resident?
Please check out the State of CA'sResidency Requirements to see if you would be considered a California resident.
Who is considered a "first-time" student?

1. Students coming directly from high school, or

2. Students who attended adult school to complete their high school graduation requirements, or

3. Students who have never attempted college units

What is considered "in-district" and part of the Sierra College district boundary?
The Sierra district includes all of Placer and Nevada Counties, plus Antelope High School and Center High School (Sacramento County) and Divide Continuation High School and Golden Sierra High School (El Dorado County).

Am I still a first-time student if I earned college credit while in high school or while attending adult school to complete my high school education?
Yes! College credit earned while in high school or adult school does not affect your eligibility for Two Years Free as long as you haven't yet earned a degree or certificate. However, students who earn a college certificate or degree while in high school would not be eligible for this tuition waiver.
What steps do I need to complete to get awarded Year 1 of Two Years Free?

1. Submit the 2025-2026 FAFSA or 2025-2026 California Dream Act application (CADAA) with the Sierra College school code: 001290.

2. Submit a "First-time college student" admissions application for Fall 2025 or Spring 2026. Prior Academic Enrichment or Dual Enrollment applications do not count. Be sure to re-apply as a first-time college student.

3. Enroll in 12 or more units by the add/drop date found on the academic calendar.

* High school Juniors (2024/2025) who are planning to graduate in Dec. 2025 and starting Sierra classes in Spring 2026 should complete the 2025-2026 FAFSA or CADAA by March 2, 2025, for Tier 1 priority funding or by Dec. 30, 2025 for Tier 2 priority funding.

If you are a homeschool student please provide:

1. A copy of your graduation certificate,

2. An affidavit certified by the California Department of Education and

3. A utility bill for the same month you graduated. Documents can be emailed to financialaidquestion@sierracollege.edu

If you are a transfer student and graduated from one of our in-district* high schools who received their first year free, we need official transcripts from all previous colleges attended.

Those can be sent two ways:

Emailed directly from a College Administrator's school email account to transcripts@sierracollege.edu

Sealed, physical copies can be mailed or delivered in person to a Sierra College Admissions Office

What is the awarding process for Year 2 of Two Years Free for 2025-2026?
Second year is reviewed for all student who received Year 1 under this program. Second year students will automatically be awarded if they:

Submit the FAFSA/CADAA by March 2, 2025, and

Maintain full-time enrollment (12 units required, 15 recommended)

Enroll in 12 or more units by the add/drop date found on the academic calendar.

Tier System for Two Years Free for 2025-2026 Eligibility

Tier 1: In-district* students who:

Submit both the FAFSA or CADAA and a "First-time college student" admissions application by March 2, 2025
Tier 2: In-district* students who:

Submit both or remaining requirements of the FAFSA or CADAA and the "First-time college student" admissions application between March 3 - June 1, 2025
Tier 3: In-district* students who:

Submit both or remaining requirements of the FAFSA or CADAA and the "First-time college student" admissions application between June 2 - August 1, 2025
Tier 4: Local residents who:

Attend a charter school with an out-of-district address but physically reside in the Sierra College district boundaries, and

Submit both the FAFSA or CADAA and a "First-time college student" admissions application by August 1, 2025, and

Email financialaidquestion@sierracollege.edu to request a review of eligibility by August 1, 2025

*High school Juniors (2024/25) who are planning to graduate in Dec. 2025 and starting Sierra College classes in Spring 2026 should complete the 2025-2026 FAFSA or CADAA by March 2, 2025 for Tier 1 priority funding or by Dec. 30, 2025 for Tier 2 priority funding.

General Eligibility for 2024-25

Who is initially eligible for Two Years Free?
First-time college students who are California residents, live in the Sierra College district boundaries, and who complete a Financial Aid application. Second year eligibility is reviewed for all students who received their first year free under this program.

What does it mean to be a California resident?
Please check out the State of CA'sResidency Requirements to see if you would be considered a California resident.
Who is considered a "first-time" student?

1. Students coming directly from high school, or

2. Students who attended adult school to complete their high school graduation requirements, or

3. Students who have never attempted college units

What is considered "in-district" and part of the Sierra College district boundary?
The Sierra district includes all of Placer and Nevada Counties, plus Antelope High School and Center High School (Sacramento County) and Divide Continuation High School and Golden Sierra High School (El Dorado County).

Am I still a first-time student if I earned college credit while in high school or while attending adult school to complete my high school education?
Yes! College credit earned while in high school or adult school does not affect your eligibility for Two Years Free as long as you haven't yet earned a degree or certificate. However, students who earn a college certificate or degree while in high school would not be eligible for this tuition waiver.
What steps do I need to complete to get awarded Year 1 of Two Years Free?

1. Submit the 2024-2025 FAFSA or 2024-2025 California Dream Act application (CADAA) with the Sierra College school code: 001290.

2. Submit a "First-time college student" admissions application for Fall 2024 or Spring 2025. Prior Academic Enrichment or Dual Enrollment applications do not count. Be sure to re-apply as a first-time college student.

3. Enroll in 12 or more units by the add/drop date found on the academic calendar.

* High school Juniors (2023/2024) who are planning to graduate in Dec. 2024 and starting Sierra classes in Spring 2025 should complete the 2024-2025 FAFSA or CADAA by April 1, 2024, for Tier 1 priority funding or by Dec. 30, 2024 for Tier 2 priority funding.

If you are a homeschool student please provide:

1. A copy of your graduation certificate,

2. An affidavit certified by the California Department of Education and

3. A utility bill for the same month you graduated. Documents can be emailed to financialaidquestion@sierracollege.edu

If you are a transfer student and graduated from one of our in-district* high schools who received their first year free, we need official transcripts from all previous colleges attended.

Those can be sent two ways:

Emailed directly from a College Administrator's school email account to transcripts@sierracollege.edu

Sealed, physical copies can be mailed or delivered in person to a Sierra College Admissions Office

What is the awarding process for Year 2 of Two Years Free for 2024-2025?
Second year is reviewed for all student who received Year 1 under this program. Second year students will automatically be awarded if they:

Submit the FAFSA/CADAA by April 1, 2024, and

Maintain full-time enrollment (12 units required, 15 recommended)

Tier System for Two Years Free for 2024-2025 Eligibility

Tier 1: In-district* students who:

Submit both the FAFSA or CADAA and a "First-time college student" admissions application by April 1, 2024
Tier 2: In-district* students who:

Submit both or remaining requirements of the FAFSA or CADAA and the "First-time college student" admissions application between April 1 - June 1, 2024
Tier 3: In-district* students who:

Submit both or remaining requirements of the FAFSA or CADAA and the "First-time college student" admissions application between June 2 - August 1, 2024
Tier 4: Local residents who:

Attend a charter school with an out-of-district address but physically reside in the Sierra College district boundaries, and

Submit both the FAFSA or CADAA and a "First-time college student" admissions application by August 1, 2024, and

Email financialaidquestions@sierracollege.edu to request a review of eligibility by August 1, 2024

*High school Juniors (2023/24) who are planning to graduate in Dec. 2024 and starting Sierra College classes in Spring 2025 should complete the 2024-2025 FAFSA or CADAA by April 1, 2024 for Tier 1 priority funding or by Dec. 30, 2024 for Tier 2 priority funding.

Clarifying Eligibility

Why are 15 units recommended if the full-time requirement is 12 units?

Proven greater success rate

Faster time to your end goal

Hit the job market sooner

More opportunities for financial support (specific programs and scholarships)

Fewer student loans

Best of all, you're maximizing the number of units you get free!

What happens if I am allowed to enroll in more than the allowed 18 units per semester?
If you meet all other eligibility requirements, your tuition will be covered.

What if I don't qualify for FAFSA or the CA Dream Act?
That's ok! There is no income requirement or restrictions for Two Years Free. We simply need you to complete these applications so we can verify eligibility for any other financial aid first.

What if I don't want to do the FAFSA or CA Dream Act application?
You would not qualify to get Two Years Free.

How long can I receive Two Years Free?
Two Years Free is specific to fall and spring for up to two consecutive years.

Within this time frame, you can receive the tuition waiver for any term that you are in 12+ units.

You must receive this tuition waiver for at least one term (fall or spring) in your first year and complete your first year in good standing in order to get your second year of tuition waived.

Can I receive this waiver for summer classes?
No, Sierra does not award this waiver for summer terms.

What if I am eligible for Two Years Free, but take less than 12 units in the fall? Am I still eligible for spring?
Yes. You would need to pay for fall units yourself. If you are in 12+ units in spring, you will receive this tuition waiver. If this is your first year, you must enroll in 12+ units in at least one term in order to be eligible for the second year free.

What if I don't start classes until the spring?
Your spring term would count as your first full year.

If I take a semester off or enroll in less than 12 units, can that extend my two years to a future term?
No. Your Two Years Free time clock starts as soon as you enroll in college units and you have up to two years to receive this tuition waiver.

Your tuition will be waived for any term that you are in 12+ units

You would pay for any term that you are in less than 12 units

You must enroll in 12+ units in fall or spring of your first year and complete in good standing in order to be eligible for your second year

What if I received the California College Promise Grant (CCPG) my first year but I am not eligible for it my second year?
You will get a tuition waiver under Two Years Free for your second year if you are enrolled in 12+ units.

If I go to a Sierra Promise partner high school, do I have to sign up as a Sierra Promise Scholar to get my Two Years Free?
No, but we recommend it. Being a Sierra Promise Scholar gives you priority registration for your first term and gives you access to additional support and resources. Learn more about Sierra Promise.

Processes and Timelines

Where can I see if I have completed all the steps to get Two Years Free?
Log in to mySierra. Your status is displayed under "Steps to Getting My Tuition Paid For".

I have completed all of the required steps. Why do I still see fees in mySierra account?
Due to the reduction in state budget, not all students who complete the steps will be awarded Two Years Free.

Please consider setting up a payment plan or paying your tuition in full to avoid registration holds for future terms.

Two Years Free award notifications will occur between June and September. If awarded, you will continue to see a balance in your mySierra account until the third week of school (after census, also known as add/drop period). If you are still eligible at census, your tuition will be waived and if you already paid, you will receive a refund.

A remaining balance may represent the Student Center and Health Center fees.

If I already paid, and I have completed all of the required steps, when will I get a refund?
As long as you remain eligible, refunds will begin two weeks after the add/drop deadline listed on our academic calendar.

What happens if I am issued a refund but fail to cash my check?
The check will be voided. Before a new refund is issued the Financial Aid Office must check to ensure you are still eligible and have not withdrawn from courses.
Is there a final deadline to become eligible?

We will begin awarding Fall students on June 1 according to our tier priority structure and continue awarding until funds run out.

Units have to be completed within each term

Unit Completion, Withdraws, and Repayments

Do I have to complete 30 units in my first year?
No. But we do recommend taking as many units as you can complete successfully to maximize your free tuition opportunity.

What if I drop below 12 units before the add/drop deadline (census)?
You would not be eligible for Two Years Free and will be held responsible to pay for all tuition and fees on your own.

If I withdraw from units after the add/drop deadline (census), do I have to make up those units to stay eligible?
Maybe. You need to maintain Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) to stay eligible and unit completion may affect that. We recommend speaking with the financial aid office and/or your academic counselor before withdrawing from classes. Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy

If my tuition has already been paid by Two Years Free and I now need to withdraw from a class, will I owe anything back? Will it affect my eligibility for the following term?
No, you will not owe anything back.

If you fail or withdraw from ALL fall classes, you might not meet Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress, which could affect your eligibility for future terms. You still need to be in 12+ units (at census) for each fall and spring term to meet the unit requirement.

Also, we recommend speaking to a counselor before withdrawing from any classes.

If my Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is in "Warning Status" after semester grades post, am I still eligible for Two Years Free the following term?
Yes, as long as you are still within your Two Years Free window of time and enrolled in 12+ units each term (at census).

If my Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is in Termination Status after grades post, am I still eligible for Two Years Free the following term?
Perhaps. You would need to appeal to receive a second year free under Financial Aid Satisfactory Progress appeal process. Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy

I am a member of the armed forces. What happens if I get called to duty?
Under AB 3137, students who are obliged to withdraw because of active duty shall not count toward the limit of the period of that student's eligibility for participation in the Two Years Free program. Students will need to provide a copy of their orders calling them up during the time they had to withdraw.

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PRIORITY DEADLINE is 3/2/2026

Don't wait. The application opens October 1, 2025.