This will flucuate depending on the number of units enrolled and major. California residents should also complete a G.P.A. Verification Form. Both forms are available at any high school or college in the state. The filing deadline for both is March 2 each year for the following fall. It is recommended, however, that applications be completed and mailed as early in January as possible.
All students are eligible for student loans.
Scholarships are available at Cal Poly Pomona from several sources, including the Financial Aid Office, the College of Agriculture Dean's office, and each College of Agriculture department. New students should contact each office for more information and application materials. Most scholarships are awarded during the spring for the following fall. Student Life Students in the College of Agriculture have the opportunity to become involved with many different types of student organizations, whether it be for a specific major or for a team that competes intercollegiately. Organizations offer students the opportunity to meet with students and faculty outside of the classroom and to network with alumni and industry representatives.