Your hard work has put your goals within reach, and UCR can help bring them closer. Our award-winning faculty will mentor you. Our diverse campus community will embrace you.
And our transfer-specific resources will help you along your path to a degree β and beyond. We've been waiting for a bold and brilliant Highlander just like you. Apply to UCR today! You can afford a UC education!
The cost of attending UCR is extremely competitive compared with other University of California campuses and private schools. Read on to learn more about the programs available to help you pay for your UCR degree and how much that degree costs. Tuition will be adjusted for each incoming undergraduate class but will subsequently remain flat until the student graduates, for up to six years. Learn more. A UC degree is more affordable than you might think!
The simplified β26 FAFSA is expected to be available for students to complete with a priority deadline of March 3. Late applications can be submitted after March 3, although CSAC administered grant aid may not offered to late applicants. Use the online database to search for aid based on your college, major, financial need, career goals, and more. Eligible students can earn money for school through an approved on- or off-campus work-study job. Funds can only be used during the academic year, and you must meet financial need, academic, and other requirements to maintain your eligibility.
The state of California offers a number of financial aid programs for residents, including those listed below. The programs offer qualifying students grants and scholarships that do not need to be repaid to cover tuition, fees and related expenses like books, housing and transportation. If you meet GPA, family income, residency, academic, and other requirements, you can get grant money that will cover some of your educational costs and fees. Students with greater financial need can qualify for additional aid to cover expenses like books, housing, and transportation.
