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美国第十次啦The Cal Grant for students attending independent, nonprofit institutions is currently facing a proposed 11%+ cut. Your voice matters, take action.
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美国第十次啦The ICCU sector enrolls 21% of the undergraduates attending a 4-year institution, and 56% of graduate students in California.
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The Cal Grant program was created in 1955 to provide state grants to qualified CA high school graduates attending ICCU institutions. The partnership between the State and ICCU seeks to efficiently leverage capacity in the ICCU sector toeducate CA students.
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Planning for College
AICCU 85 independent, nonprofit colleges and universities are located throughout California and provide regional access for students.
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Transfer Commitment
The AICCU Transfer Commitment is part of the sector's commitment to serve all types of California students. Transfer pathways include campus articulation agreements, and the Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) program.
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Government Relations
AICCU speaks on behalf of the ICCU sector and seeks to strengthen those institutions through collaboration, governmental advocacy, and public engagement aimed at supporting the ability of the ICCU to successfully serve students, families,their communities, and the state.
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About ICCU
- 40% of AICCU member institutions are Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI), and 82% are Yellow Ribbon Institutions.
- 63% of AICCU undergraduate students are non-Caucasian.
- $1.9 Billion in institutional grant aid is provided annually to AICCU undergraduate students. That is money that does not need to be paid back!
Publications
Each year AICCU publishes a College Guide and a Transfer Guide to California's independent, nonprofit colleges and universities. The guides help counselors, students, and families learn about higher education options offered by theICCU sector.
AICCU also publishes annual factsheets to highlight the impact of the ICCU sector on California.
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