California State University Sonoma

Sonama, United States of America

Sonoma State University (SSU), established in 1961 as Sonoma State College, became a university in 1978. Initially opening in temporary quarters in Rohnert Park, SSU moved to its current 269-acre campus in 1966, with the first two buildings, Stevenson and Darwin Halls, completed that year.

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How do I apply for scholarships at SSU?

To apply for scholarships, you need to complete the SSU Scholarship Application available on the university's scholarship website. This single application allows you to be considered for over 200 scholarships. Be sure to check the eligibility requirements for each scholarship and submit your application by the posted deadline.

What are the eligibility requirements for SSU's merit-based scholarships?

Merit-based scholarships are awarded to undergraduate, graduate, and credential students based on various criteria such as academic performance, major, degree program, and other factors like club affiliation or extracurricular activities. Specific eligibility requirements for each scholarship will be listed on the SSU Scholarship Application page.

What external scholarships are available to SSU students?

In addition to university scholarships, there are many external scholarship opportunities available to SSU students. You can explore and apply for these scholarships by visiting the External Scholarships page on the SSU Financial Aid and Scholarship Office website. These opportunities can help supplement your financial aid package.