
Provide Parents/Guest Access
Remember you may not be in a location where you can easily access the internet. For this reason, we recommend that you provide someone you trust with the ability to view your on-line student academic, billing, and financial aid information. Be aware that providing this access does not allow this person access to discuss your record with Cal State Fullerton and study abroad staff, and that a Power of Attorney is recommended for this purpose.
Additional Information for Students Planning to Use Financial Aid
(Loans, Grants and some Scholarships)
FAFSA
Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Financial Aid (FAFSA) as early as possible, prior to your Financial Aid Advisor appointment (see below). Submission after the deadline may result in limited and/or late disbursements of awards. Complete the FAFSA as if you were planning to study on campus at Cal State Fullerton.

Financial Aid Advisor Appointment
Set up an appointment with a Study Abroad Financial Aid counselor in UH-177 at least two months prior to departure.

Web FAAN
When you are notified via email that your Financial Aid Award Notification (Web FAAN) is available on the web, follow the on-line instructions to accept or decline the different forms of aid you have been offered.

Promissory Notes
Complete and submit to the Office of Financial Aid promissory notes for any loans. Some promissory notes may be submitted electronically. Be aware that your Power of Attorney cannot sign for all types of loans.

Loan Deferment
If you need to defer past student loans, it is your responsibility to complete deferment forms and notify the direct loan service that you have returned to school. It is a good idea to provide your contact person with a copy of your completed deferment forms. If you need assistance with loan deferment, consult with the Office of Financial Aid.

Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy
Read and understand the Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy.

Taxes and Next Year's FAFSA
If you will be abroad during spring semester, remember to file your taxes and complete your FAFSA for the following year. Your Power of Attorney may be able to assist you with this paperwork.