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42 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
International Living Center
The International Living Center, adjacent to the campus, houses both foreign
and ,American students. It provides a unique opportunity for social, cultural, and
academic interaction with students from all over the world. Students interested in
this type of group living should write to the Coordinator, Foreign Student Program,
Fresno State College.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Scholanhlps and Grants
About 300 scholarships and grants totaling approximately $68,000 will be available
for the 1968-69 academic year. About half of these scholarships, ranging from $50
to $1,000, are open to new students. The average scholarship is for $190 for the year
and covers the cost of material and service fees, student body fees, and a partial
cost of books. Generally, upper division and specialized scholarships are in larger
amounts.
Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis, consideration being given to
scholastic attainment, academic potential, financial need, character, and promise.
Several scholarships are available on the basis of outstanding accomplishment in
specialized fields. The purpose of the scholarship program is to provide deserving
students with educational opportunities that ~ight not otherwise be possible.
Scholarships are announced late in May of each year. Students, both entering and
enrolled, should file applications with the Director of Financial Aids prior to
March 1st. The applications of new students must be accompanied by transcripts
of high school and all college work completed to date. Entering students who wish
to be considered for awards of over $1(10 must also submit a Parents' Confidential
Statement through the College Scholarship Service.
Scholarship applicants should become familiar with the yearly Financial Aids
Bulletin which lists the various scholarships and their requirements in detail. Requests
for this bulletin, for application blanks, and for other information on
scholarships should be addressed to the Director of Financial Aids. Students
from San Joaquin Valley high schools and junior colleges may obtain information
from their principals and counselors. A brochure giving information on financial
aids for graduate students may be obtained from the Dean, School of Graduate
Studies.
Waivers of Nonresident Fees
Certain categories of students who are not legal residents of California and
would, therefore, normally be assessed a nonresident fee, may receive financial
assistance in the form of waivers of part or all of this fee. (See Schedule of Fees.)
With verification by the Coordinator of the Foreign Student Program, students
attending on F type visas are regularly assessed the reduced fee indicated in the
Schedule of Fees.
With verification by the Executive Vice President, children or spouses of California
State College academic or administrative employees, who are not yet legal residents
of California, may be exempted from the nonresident fee.
With verification by the Dean of the School of Education, certificated California
school district employees who are not yet legal residents of California, may be
exempted from the nonresident fee if they are provisionally credentialed and working
toward regular credentials, completing postponed requirements, or completing
the fifth year required under the Liceming of Certificated Personnel Law of 1961.
On formal application to the Dean of the School of Graduate Studies, a limited
number of graduate students who are not legal residents of California, but who
demonstrate superior potential for master's degree study, may be granted waivers of
the nonresident fee. Based on scholarship and need, these waivers are granted competitively
to not more than twenty-five percent of nonresident graduate students.
Any student accepting such a waiver is legally obligated to carry a study program
Object Description
| Title | 1969-70 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1969-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 042 |
| Full Text Search | 42 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE International Living Center The International Living Center, adjacent to the campus, houses both foreign and ,American students. It provides a unique opportunity for social, cultural, and academic interaction with students from all over the world. Students interested in this type of group living should write to the Coordinator, Foreign Student Program, Fresno State College. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Scholanhlps and Grants About 300 scholarships and grants totaling approximately $68,000 will be available for the 1968-69 academic year. About half of these scholarships, ranging from $50 to $1,000, are open to new students. The average scholarship is for $190 for the year and covers the cost of material and service fees, student body fees, and a partial cost of books. Generally, upper division and specialized scholarships are in larger amounts. Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis, consideration being given to scholastic attainment, academic potential, financial need, character, and promise. Several scholarships are available on the basis of outstanding accomplishment in specialized fields. The purpose of the scholarship program is to provide deserving students with educational opportunities that ~ight not otherwise be possible. Scholarships are announced late in May of each year. Students, both entering and enrolled, should file applications with the Director of Financial Aids prior to March 1st. The applications of new students must be accompanied by transcripts of high school and all college work completed to date. Entering students who wish to be considered for awards of over $1(10 must also submit a Parents' Confidential Statement through the College Scholarship Service. Scholarship applicants should become familiar with the yearly Financial Aids Bulletin which lists the various scholarships and their requirements in detail. Requests for this bulletin, for application blanks, and for other information on scholarships should be addressed to the Director of Financial Aids. Students from San Joaquin Valley high schools and junior colleges may obtain information from their principals and counselors. A brochure giving information on financial aids for graduate students may be obtained from the Dean, School of Graduate Studies. Waivers of Nonresident Fees Certain categories of students who are not legal residents of California and would, therefore, normally be assessed a nonresident fee, may receive financial assistance in the form of waivers of part or all of this fee. (See Schedule of Fees.) With verification by the Coordinator of the Foreign Student Program, students attending on F type visas are regularly assessed the reduced fee indicated in the Schedule of Fees. With verification by the Executive Vice President, children or spouses of California State College academic or administrative employees, who are not yet legal residents of California, may be exempted from the nonresident fee. With verification by the Dean of the School of Education, certificated California school district employees who are not yet legal residents of California, may be exempted from the nonresident fee if they are provisionally credentialed and working toward regular credentials, completing postponed requirements, or completing the fifth year required under the Liceming of Certificated Personnel Law of 1961. On formal application to the Dean of the School of Graduate Studies, a limited number of graduate students who are not legal residents of California, but who demonstrate superior potential for master's degree study, may be granted waivers of the nonresident fee. Based on scholarship and need, these waivers are granted competitively to not more than twenty-five percent of nonresident graduate students. Any student accepting such a waiver is legally obligated to carry a study program |
