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Students need to re-apply for financial aid every year, the new year aid applications are available on or by December 1st.

Steps to re-apply for aid:

1. Using your FSA ID and password, log into the website or complete a new before March 2, 2025.
2. Monitor your To-Do List on your MyCSUEB portal, submit any requested documentation as soon as possible.
3. Award Offers for the upcoming year will be emailed in April. You will also be able to view your awards through your MyCSUEB portal.
4. Review your award information and accept/decline your awards through your MyCSUEB portal.
5. Sign up for Direct Deposit

1. I did a FAFSA last year, do I need to submit a new application?
   1. Yes, the financial aid applications are for one year only.  You will need to submit a new FAFSA or Dream Application each year to continue to receive financial aid. 
2. When will I receive my Award Offer for the upcoming year?
   
   1. Award offers for continuing students are sent out in April.  Apply early to avoid delays in receiving your financial aid award.  Remember, if you have outstanding financial aid documents on your MyCSUEB To-Do List your financial aid will not be processed.
3. My parents took out a Direct PLUS Loan last year, do they need to re-apply for the loan if they want it again?
   1. If your Parents applied for and received a Direct PLUS Loan in the previous academic year, they will need to submit a new PLUS Loan application.  The new Direct PLUS Loan application will be available June 1, 2025.
4. If I decline my loans at the start of the year, can I have them reinstated later?
   1. Yes, to have your loans reinstated you will need to contact our office.  Loans can be reinstated as long as you are still enrolled in 6 or more credits. 
5. When will my financial aid disburse to my student account?
   1. Financial aid will disburse by the start of each semester.  Changes in the number of credits you are enrolled in may result in a delay in your financial aid disbursement.  Students are encouraged to sign up for Direct Deposit to avoid delays in the processing of their financial aid award.