Income Guidelines
EOP applicants should demonstrate the family is unable to provide an annual contribution
of more than $1,500 toward their college expenses. These guidelines are intended to
identify and give priority to the most financially needy applicants. Low-income criteria
is determined through the Estimated Family Contribution (EFC) which is derived from the FAFSA application and cannot exceed $1,500 to be eligible
for EOP services. EOP applicants must apply for financial aid through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California DREAM Act application.
Fall Income Guidelines (2024-2025)
*These guidelines are intended to identify and give priority to the most financially needy applicants.
Dependents | Annual Income |
---|---|
2 | $44,900 |
3 | $51,350 |
4 | $60,600 |
5 | $69,450 |
6 | $79,100 |
7 | $86,750 |
8 | $94,300 |
Dependents | Annual Income |
---|---|
1 Single, No dependents |
$18,950 |
2 Married, No dependents other than spouse |
$34,450 |
2 With dependents other than spouse |
$58,000 |
3 | $67,700 |
4 | $80,750 |
5 | $93,100 |
6 | $106,800 |
7 | $118,150 |
8 | $131,450 |
Reporting Changes in Income
For changes, such as income reporting errors or special circumstances students are encouraged to contact The Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships.