Complete the financial aid application online each year between October 1st and March 2nd for Cal Grant priority deadline!

• FAFSA - the FAFSA is for U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, or eligible non-citizens with a valid Social Security number.
• CADAA - if you are not eligible for the FAFSA, the CA Dream Act is is for California AB540 eligible students.

Woodland Community College federal school code is 041438.

• Financial Aid → Required Documents: displays a list of items needed to complete your financial aid file
  • Check to see if the FA Office needs documents from you! Required documents lists all items pending and a description of how to resolve them.
• Financial Aid → Offer Letter: displays a list of financial aid awards for which you are eligible and reflect term award amounts for full-year, full-time enrollment.
  • Your actual disbursements may vary depending on actual enrollment status for a term.
• Financial Aid → Satisfactory Academic Progress: displays status and calculation details regarding the most recent SAP status, including a list of five most recent SAP calculations based on your actual term enrollment.
  • Review your SAP status to make sure you are maintaining eligibility! View the SAP page for more details.

To receive your financial aid disbursements, you will need to choose a refund preference with BankMobile Disbursements, a technology solution, powered by BMTX, Inc., Check out the steps below and click on the image to make your selection.

Grades and completion of attempted classes impact your eligibility for Financial Aid!

Learn more about SAP here!

• Keep a 2.0 GPA, and complete all courses attempted to maintain pace of 67%.
• Complete all academic program requirements within 150% of normal time.
• Submit semester appeal by the deadline, and know where to get progress report forms and when they are due if your appeal is pending progress reports.
• View your SAP details in Self Service Financial Aid.

Don't lose your California College Promise Grant (formerly known as the BOG Fee Waiver)!
The California College Promise Grant is based on minimum GPA and course completion standards (W's/NP's)

Students need to sustain a GPA of 2.0 or higher and complete 50% of coursework to maintain CC Promise Grant eligibility. If your GPA falls below a 2.0 and/or cumulative course completion is less than 50% for two consecutive primary terms (fall/spring), you may lose your CC Promise Grant.

Reach out to your campus' Financial Aid or Counseling Office to find how you can keep your education on track.