East Los Angeles College — Financial Aid and Scholarship Office
ELAC publishes 2026–27 CCPG forms and explains eligibility paths, academic-progress rules, and appeals. It receives applications for its own students; instructions may differ at other colleges.
About East Los Angeles College — Financial Aid and Scholarship Office
East Los Angeles College’s Financial Aid and Scholarship Office helps its students navigate FAFSA, the California Dream Act, the California College Promise Grant, and other aid. Its practical value here is clear: ELAC’s portal publishes the 2026–27 CCPG application and explains that the waiver is free to apply for, with local instructions on where to submit forms and supporting records.
ELAC describes CCPG as a per-unit enrollment-fee waiver—not a loan—for students who qualify through one of the program’s routes. The office can explain whether a student is being reviewed under Type A, B, or C. For Type B, compare base-year household income and family size with the 2026–27 state chart; do not substitute current monthly pay as though it were automatically the figure used on the form.
The college warns that a student may lose the waiver after two consecutive primary terms with a cumulative GPA below 2.0 or completion of 50 percent or less of attempted coursework, subject to published exceptions and appeals. If a notice arrives, ask about the rule, appeal form, and evidence for illness, a financial change, or circumstances beyond your control before the next registration period.
Financial Aid lists 323-265-8738 and publishes email and forms through its portal. Check the term’s hours before visiting and use secure channels for personal documents. An incomplete form can delay review, so keep proof of submission and monitor your college email and student portal.
The rules are statewide, but processing is local. Students at another institution should contact their own campus rather than send their file to ELAC. <a data-profile="ca-elac">The ELAC profile lists support and tools for its students</a>; <a data-profile="ca-ccpg">the Chancellor’s Office maintains statewide rules and each cycle’s Type B limits</a>.
Who it serves and what it can cover: ELAC publishes 2026–27 CCPG forms and explains eligibility paths, academic-progress rules, and appeals. It receives applications for its own students; instructions may differ at other colleges.
How to apply or get help: The college publishes phone and email support for financial aid; check its contact page for current term hours before visiting. For case-specific questions, contact the program or financial-aid office named on its official page.
College office processing California College Promise Grant and financial aid