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Financial Aid for Undergraduate Students

Explore Ways to Help Pay for Your Education

As an undergraduate student at Cal State San Bernardino, you may qualify for different types of financial aid to help with the cost of your education. What you're eligible for will depend on factors such as your financial need, enrollment and other financial aid requirements. 

Explore grants, student loans and Federal Work-Study below to learn how each type of aid works, who may qualify and what you need to do next.

 

Grants

Grants are financial aid that generally does not need to be repaid. Undergraduate students may qualify for federal, state or CSUSB grants based on financial need and other eligibility requirements. 

Learn about the grants available to undergraduate students, including eligibility requirements, award information and how enrollment may affect your aid.

Explore Undergraduate Grants

Student Loans

Student loans can help cover educational expenses that aren't paid for by grants, scholarships or other financial aid. Unlike grants and scholarships, loans must be repaid, so it's important to understand the terms of a loan before deciding to borrow. 

Explore federal and other student loan options, including who can borrow, eligibility requirements and repayment information.

Explore Undergraduate Student Loans

Federal Work-Study

Federal Work-Study gives eligible students with financial need an opportunity to earn money through part-time employment while attending CSUSB. Work-Study positions may be available on campus or with participating community organizations. 

Learn about eligibility, finding a Work-Study job, the hiring process, getting paid and your responsibilities as a Federal Work-Study student.

Explore Federal Work-Study

 

Not Sure Where to Start?

Your financial aid offer will show the types and amounts of financial aid you're eligible to receive. You can review your offer through your MyCoyote Student Center and learn more about each type of aid before making any decisions.