The most usual type of financial aid is in the form of guaranteed student loans. However, other types of financial aid are available.

The University supports the following programs:

Cal Grant A,

California Graduate Fellowships,

State University Grants,

Federal Perkins Loan,

Federal Stafford Loan (including unsubsidized),

Federal Work-Study,

Federal Supplemental Loans for Students,

Cal State East Bay Scholarships

The Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders recommends the award of certain forms of financial aid within the University. They include the following:

Stephanie Kalman Foundation Scholarships

Three, $2000 scholarships for graduate study in communicative disorders.

(Download Scholarship Application)

Graduate Equity Fellowships,

up to $4000 for individuals with financial need, for full-time graduate study.

Betty Lindeman and Robert N. Rosenthal Memorial Fund,

non-interest loans, $500-$1500 for graduate students in Communicative Sciences and Disorders.
Scholarships of $500-$1000 for graduate students in Communicative Sciences and Disorders.

Stephanie Amore Memorial Fund
Endowment earnings benefit students in the Department.

The department maintains a current file of scholarship and grant sources from within the University, the CSU system, and professional associations such as ASHA, CSHA, NSSLHA, ASHA Foundation, and NBASLH/BACA. Occasionally, funds are available for Research and Teaching Assistantships, and Student Assistantships (clerical). In order to qualify for financial aid, you must complete a financial aid application. You can receive a financial aid application by writing to:

Financial Aid Office

California State University, East Bay

Hayward, California 94542 or call:

510-885-3616