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Fees Financial Aid and Scholarships

If you do not find the appropriate information on the following links, or if you wish to discuss any financial matter with the adequate person at the department, please contact the department office.

Fees & Financial aid

• Fees and finances: Basics and details.
• Financial aid.

 

Scholarships at CSULB

• Physics Department Scholarships
  Application for AY 2013-2014 is due on April 12, 2013.We strongly encourage students to look at the available scholarships and apply. Contact the undergraduate, graduate, or thesis advisor, or the department office for any question.
• Scholarships for students at the College for Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
  • Physical Science and Mathematics Scholarship. This program for CSU Long Beach science & mathematics students is sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF). Project Director is Prof. Chuhee Kwon (Physics & Astronomy). Each department (Physics & Astronomy, Chemistry & Biochemistry, Mathematics & Statistics, Geological Sciences) has its own faculty contact that can be found on the website of the program.
  • Robert Noyce Scholarship Program
  • Minority Access to Research Careers (MARC-U*STAR)
  • Student Access to Science and Mathematics Center (SAS Center)
• Women and Philanthropy Scholarship.
• Scholarships at CSULB.
• New! CSULB Scholarship search page. That page allows to search for scholarships by categories (high-school, undergraduate and graduate students), in alphabetic order of the scholarships, or by deadlines.
  

 

Resources outside CSULB

• Research for Undergraduates (REU) from the National Science Foundation.
• The Nucleus resources page for undergraduates

 

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