**IMPORTANT NOTE**
Due to high demand, the CAS Financial Hardship Grant fund is now reliant upon donations to the Beavers Care campaign. Funds will be expended as they are made available.
The College of Agricultural Sciences has set aside funding to assist students who are experiencing unexpected financial hardship that interferes with academic progress. This funding is being provided to help ensure that CAS students with demonstrated financial need are able to complete their education at OSU.
Note for applicants:
Examples of financial hardship with an academic impact:
Please review eligibility criteria listed below. If you believe you are eligible, please complete the online application to apply for funds. Applications will be reviewed and awarded in a timely manner until allotted funds have been expended for the academic year. Eligible students may receive up to $1000 per academic year.
CAS Assistance Fund Eligibility Criteria (must meet all the following):
How to apply:
Complete the online application
Award Process:
We are here to support you. If you want more information or help with this process please contact Paul Dorres or 541-737-5655 .
10 April 2020
Dear OSU Students,
We know some of you may be facing significant financial challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic impact. Oregon State University is committed to doing all it can to help you navigate those challenges so that you may reach your educational goals.
Using funding through the federal CARES Act, institutional funds and philanthropy, we have assembled emergency financial assistance for currently enrolled students. If you need help, please reach out right away. Contact the Office of Financial Aid or the Human Services Resource Center in the Office of the Dean of Students:
We applaud your resiliency and persistence during this difficult time and we stand behind you as you work to complete your education.
Sincerely,
Edward Feser
Provost and Executive Vice President
Mike Green
Vice President, Finance and Administration