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At the College of Education, we understand that training to become an educator often requires a full-time course load as well as a significant fieldwork commitment. There are a number of financial aid options, including loans, grants and scholarships available to make it more affordable for aspiring teachers and educators to focus on completing their training. We've included information about some of those financial aid resources here.
To learn more, please contact us or call the College of Education Student Services Center at (310) 243-3525.
To learn more about financial aid opportunities, visit the CSUDH Financial Aid website.
State Sponsored Scholarships in California
The Golden State Teacher Grant Program provides up to $20,000 for students who are enrolled in a preliminary teaching credential program or a pupil personnel services credential. Students must have unmet financial eligibility and agree to teach in a high needs school for four years. More information about the grant and the list of high needs schools may be found at the California Student Aid Commission website: https://www.csac.ca.gov/gstg
COE Scholarships – Deadline Date is Februrary 10, 2023 at 5:00 pm.
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