The Campus Cares program is designed to render assistance to currently enrolled Stanislaus State students who are experiencing a personal crisis or an emergency situation. For some students, the financial impact of a fire, temporary homelessness, an unexpected auto expense, injury or loss of a family member could drastically affect their success.
Questions?
Please send an email to: basicneeds@csustan.edu or call 209-667-3108, during regular business hours.
Faculty & Staff: Please encourage the student to complete each form to the best of their ability.
Campus Cares Emergency Grant
Eligibility Requirements
- Currently experiencing a personal crisis or emergency situation.
- Exhausted all financial aid, grant and/or loan eligibility.
- Currently enrolled in classes at Stanislaus State.
California Emergency Assistance Grant
Eligibility Requirements
- Enrolled in at least six (6) units.
- 2.0 GPA in the last three (3) semesters.
- Demonstrate an emergency financial need.
- Be a Pell Grant recipient OR meet the requirements as a California Dream Act applicant.
Applications are temporarily paused, please check back on May 23, 2022, for an update.
How it Works
The Campus Cares Emergency Grant provides assistance to Stanislaus State students who are struggling with a personal crisis or an emergency situation. Qualified students are rendered assistance in the form of single, one-time awards. Please be prepared to authenticate your request for financial assistance. Emergency funding is not intended to provide ongoing relief for recurring expenses, and these awards are not loans that students are expected to repay. The value of the award will range in response to the needs of the student and the availability of funding. Typical awards range up to $1,000 per student. Students may not receive more than one award unless there are extenuating circumstances.
Applications are temporarily paused, please check back on May 23, 2022, for an update.
The California Emergency Assistance Grant is designed to provide aid to currently enrolled students experiencing an emergency situation. Qualified students may apply for one-time funds to help cover these costs. These funds are limited and may run out. Emergency funding is not intended to provide ongoing relief for recurring expenses, and these awards are not loans that students are expected to repay. The value of the award will range in response to student needs and the availability of funding.
Additional Information
These awards are coordinated with Financial Aid and may cause a student to be over-awarded, requiring a Cost of Attendance appeal or reduction in other aid. Please visit our Professional Judgement webpage for additional information on Cost of Attendance appeals and other Professional Judgement applications.
Updated: May 16, 2022