Coastline will help you find low-cost - or no cost - ways to pursue your college education.
Let us help you achieve your dreams.
Cost & Aid
Coastline College = Affordable Education
Coastline College is committed to finding low-cost or no cost ways for students to pursue a college education. We believe attending college and fulfilling your academic goals should be affordable (and ideally free)! Let us help you achieve your dreams.
| Are You: | You May Be Eligible For: |
|---|---|
| A first-time college student (you've never taken a college course) | 2 years of free tuition |
| A recent high school graduate | 1-2 years of free tuition + free books and no fees in the 1st year |
| A recent high school graduate who plans on taking at least 9 units or more each semester? |
1 year free tuition and free books and no fees in the 1st year |
| A recent high school graduate who plans on taking at least 12 units or more each semester? |
1 year free tuition and free books and no fees in the 1st year |
*In addition to being a first-time college student or recent high school graduate, eligibility is based on being enrolled in 9 or more units. Eligibility is not dependent on financial need. Students are asked to complete a FAFSA or California DREAM Act so that Coastline can determine what other financial and support resources they might be eligible for.
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Tuition & Fees
Coastline is approximately 4 times more affordable than a CSU school; more than 10 times more affordable than a UC.
Scholarships
The Coastline Foundation Scholarship is just one of the scholarship options available to qualified students.
Loans
Coastline's Financial Aid office can help determine if an educational loan is the right option for you.
Grants
Find out if the California College Promise Grant, or a Pell Grant, provides the help you need to enroll at Coastline.
AB19 California College Promise
Are you a first time, full-time student who doesn't qualify for the CCPG due to household income requirements? Check out the AB19 California College Promise.
Fast Facts: The Cost of Coastline College
HEERF I, II & III - Emergency Financial Aid Grants to Students
The Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) I, II and III were passed by Congress and signed into law. The President signed HEERF I into law on March 27, 2020, HEERF II on December 27, 2020, and HEERF III on March 11, 2021 to provide economic relief for students due to COVID-19. The law establishes fundings for schools to provide emergency financial aid grants to students. The grants may be used for any component of the student’s cost of attendance or emergency costs that arise due to coronavirus, such as tuition, food, housing, health care (including mental health care), or childcare.
Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund
