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Financial Aid Estimator
By answering a few simple questions, the UCR Estimator will present you with an early estimate of your full-time cost of attendance and financial aid at the University of California, Riverside (UCR). When you complete this online form, you are
NOT
applying for aid. For aid application instructions,
please visit the UC Riverside Financial Aid Office
website.
Use the most recent income tax returns filed by the student and the student's parent(s) to complete this estimator.
My UCR Financial Aid income
Enter annual (12 mo.) amounts
1.
Parent(s) current marital status :
Single/separated/divorced
Married/remarried
2.
Parent(s)
income
(from most recent tax return) :
3.
Parent(s) income was earned by :
One parent
Both parents
4.
Parent(s) income taxes
paid
(from most recent tax return) :
5.
Parent(s)
assets
(exclude home value/debt) :
6.
Student's
income
(from most recent tax return) :
7.
Student's income tax
paid
(from most recent tax return) :
8.
Student's
assets
(cash, savings, investments) :
9.
Number in your
family household
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
10.
Number of your
family members
who will be in college your first year (exclude parents) :
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
11.
Student's state of residency :
California
Non-resident
12.
Student's housing status :
On-campus
Off-campus
With parents
Important Information Regarding Your Estimate
This calculator is only meant to give you an idea of the aid you might receive, based on the information provided. It is NOT an actual financial aid offer. This financial aid estimate might not be accurate for families with complex financial situations (losses from businesses, rental properties, sub-chapter S Corporations, etc.)
This estimated cost of attendance and financial aid are based on
2010-11
full-time cost of attendance figures. Fees and tuition are always subject to change.
Students must meet the priority application deadline to be considered for all financial aid programs.
When you apply for aid, the types and amounts of aid offered depend on meeting the eligibility criteria for specific programs.
Scholarships from private sources can reduce the amount you may need to borrow.
Estimated Cal Grants (for California residents) and Federal Pell Grants are already included in the total amount of estimated grant and/or scholarship assistance above.
My UCR Financial Aid Estimate, based on
2010-11
The Financial Aid
ESTIMATE
below is based upon information which you (and your parents) provided and it is contingent on completing your financial aid application on time. The financial aid estimate is calculated as follows:
Based on the current information submitted - I WILL BE
Assumed Level :
Living :
California Resident :
Will be on time in completing my aid application :
Sample Financial Aid for
2010-11
Estimated student
cost of attendance
, based on
2010-11
expenses
Tuition and Fees
Room and Board
Books/Supplies
Transportation
Personal Costs
Total Cost of Attendance :
How grants or scholarships can reduce your costs
Estimated
grant
and/or
scholarship
assistance :
Estimated net cost :
(remaining cost after grants and scholarships)
How you can finance the net cost
Estimated
student loans
and/or work earnings :
Estimated amount that the family may choose to
borrow
or contribute from savings and/or current earnings :
Total Estimated Resources to meet my UCR Costs :
(Total = grants + loan/work + family contribution)
70% of first-time full-time UCR students received grant aid in 2009-10.
