California Form G 6 – Fill Out and Use This PDF

California Form G 6 PDF Details

The Transfer Entitlement Cal Grant Certification Form, also known as the California G 6 form, helps students transfer from a California Community College to a four-year institution in the state. The California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) uses this form to verify eligibility for the Transfer Entitlement Cal Grant award.

Applicants must provide accurate personal and academic information. Required details include:

• First name, last name, and Social Security Number or CSAC ID
• High school graduation date or CHSPE equivalent certificate
• Collegiate enrollment plans for the 2010-2011 academic year

To qualify for the award, applicants need a minimum California Community College GPA of 2.40, California residency at the time of high school graduation, and plans to attend a qualifying bachelor's degree program after transfer. The application must be submitted in black ink, and faxed copies are not accepted by CSAC.

All information submitted is reviewed under penalty of perjury to protect the integrity of the Cal Grant application process. Submit the completed California Form G 6 within 30 days of receipt to maintain eligibility for both the Transfer Entitlement Cal Grant and the Competitive Cal Grant awards. Students looking for related financial aid forms can also review the Cal Grant C Supplement Form or the scholarship application form.