<p>do transfer students have to do anything for the cal grant?
I'm getting mixed messages from officials at my school.
do I need to get my GPA verified? or, like a school official told me today, it automatically files a cal grant for me when I submitted my FAFSA. since I'm over 25 units??
that was the explanation I got today. </p>
<p>Nevermind. Did some research. It just lists the first college you put down on your FAFSA. I got super excited for a second thinking that UCSB had somehow released their acceptance decision to them. Lol.</p>
<p>Do our CCs automatically submit our GPA for verification or do we have to ask them to? My GPA verification is unchecked but I did my FAFSA a long time ago.</p>
<p>any one got approved already?
I did mine on january 23 and GPA was electronically submitted Feb 14.
I checked the status at webgrants4students.org and it is still processing.</p>
<p>Yes - CalGrant, I was approved last year and renewed this cycle. </p>
<p>If you’re a CCC transfer student the cutoff for GPA is 4.0 with low-income, for the competitive grant. Insanely hard to win, actually. I was DQed the first time because I had marginal income that was actually a FAFSA error. Had to wait till next award cycle.</p>
<p>I e-mailed them and they said my financial application was sent to those colleges that I listed on Feb 11.
I guess my school submitted GPA earlier than 14th.</p>