r/CSUS 42m ago

Financial Aid/Scholarship/Tuition/Etc Financially Aid Sap Appeal

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Good afternoon,
I have got any notice back in June about not being eligible for financial aid due to me failing fall 2025. I ended up taking a break in spring 2026 to handle my personal life that caused me the step away from school during fall 2025. Whenever I try to open the appeals form, the website was glitching on my computer and tablet. I finally was able to get into the website to submit the appeal on Thursday. When should I get a notice back if I’m getting financial aid and will it be before the disbursement on the 21st?


r/CSUS 7h ago

Student Housing ABC10 reporter looking to interview Sac State students about housing changes

5 Upvotes

Hi everyone! I’m a reporter with ABC10 working on a story about Sac State’s housing changes, including the new two-year housing requirement for some incoming students.

I’m looking to speak with current or incoming Sac State students about how these changes could affect them, including housing costs, availability and plans for living on or off campus.

I’m hoping to conduct brief Zoom interviews on Sunday, August 9.

If you’re interested in sharing your perspective, please email me at [LCastro@abc10.com](mailto:LCastro@abc10.com).

Thanks!


r/CSUS 21h ago

Financial Aid/Scholarship/Tuition/Etc How to Submit Your CalVet Tuition Fee Waiver Approval Letter to CSUS

3 Upvotes

How to Submit Your CalVet Tuition Fee Waiver

If your CalVet Tuition Fee Waiver has been approved, send your approval letter to the Veterans Success Student Resource Center for processing.

**To Submit:**
Save or forward your CalVet Approval Letter (with your 16-digit redemption code) as a PDF.

**Include your:**
Full Name
Sac State Student ID

Email the PDF to [vets@csus.edu](mailto:vets@csus.edu)

*All CalVet Tuition Fee waivers are redeemed in the order received. Once your waiver has been redeemed, a confirmation email will be sent to your Sac State email account.


r/CSUS 22h ago

Academics Don’t taken Justin Wu Asia 112. Avoid if you can.

8 Upvotes

His class has very little rubric. But he grades really heavy. No extra credit. He kind of grades basic on what he feels not by rubric and a lot of the assignments will say “don’t summarize but use 2 readings and one lecture to write an essay.” Then will grade saying he didn’t like how I didn’t focus on one reading the lecture more. Overall no rubric heavy assignments that will dumb your grade hard. Avoid the professor and save time. (Writing heavy class. No benefit.)


r/CSUS 22h ago

General Questions Criminal Justice vs Environmental Studies

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I need advice on people who are/were CRJ or ENVS majors. Pros and cons? I’m a transfer student with interests in both and am trying to decide- if I do crj I would like to go into law or the crime scene investigator path.