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The CSU is deeply committed to ensuring academic opportunities are available to all California students, regardless of citizenship status. 

Nonresident students (including US citizens, permanent residents, and undocumented individuals, including students with a T visa U visa, DACA, asylum, Special Immigrant Juvenile visa holder, VAWA, or TPS) may be exempted from paying nonresident tuition (out-of-state tuition). Students seeking the AB 540 Exemption must satisfy attendance and graduation/transfer requirements from a California school (e.g., K-12, adult school, and community college). Students must have a  (AB 540 form) with official transcripts on file with the campus admissions office and remain classified as nonresidents.

Please visit the Residency for Tuition Purposes page for more information. Undocumented Students Services does not process this information but can help refer you if you have any questions.

You are eligible to complete the CADAA if you:

• Are 
• Have a U-Visa or Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
• Meet the 
• New: Students from 

The CA Dream Act Application often referred to as CADAA,  is California’s state financial aid application operated by CSAC. For up-to-date information and FAQ's please visit the 

Students may be eligible for financial aid such as: state and university grants, community college fee waivers, Cal Grants, and private scholarships.

• Start by visiting the CADAA page and create an account and make sure to file it on-time each year by March 2nd.
• For students enrolling Fall 2025, the 2025-26 CADAA has a priority deadline of April 2nd, 2025.
• Submit your application .

PolyTransfer is a First-Year Experience (FYE) program that supports transfer students during their first year at Cal Poly Pomona. The program helps with the transition from community college to a four-year university while building a foundation for academic and career success.

Phone: (909) 869-4457
Email: polytransfer@cpp.edu

Learn more here: PolyTransfer

The I Am First mentoring program connects Cal Poly Pomona first-generation college students with faculty or staff who were also first-generation graduates. This shared experience helps build a sense of belonging and supports student success.

Learn more here: I AM FIRST

Student Support and Equity Programs (SSEP)
Student Support and Equity Programs (SSEP) is home to four areas dedicated to access, equity, and student success:

• Educational Opportunity Program (EOP): A CSU program that provides academic and financial support. Students must apply through Cal State Apply at the time of applying to the CSU.

• Project Rebound (PR): Supports formerly incarcerated students in their transition to and success at ÁùÉ«Íø.

• Renaissance Scholars (RS): Provides resources and a supportive community for current and former foster youth.

• Undocumented Students Services (USS): A resource center that offers advocacy, referrals, and support for undocumented students and their families.

Each area offers individualized services, but together, the SSEP team takes a holistic approach to student success, working with you and community partners to help you achieve your goals. 

📧 For additional questions, please contact dream@cpp.edu

USS provides a welcoming space where students can connect, build community, attend events, learn about resources, or study.

At the BDRC, students can access:

• Free supplies

• Referrals to campus resources

• Advising support

Location: University Plaza, Building 26, Room 101
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Phone: (909) 869-2728

Email:dream@cpp.edu

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) at Cal Poly Pomona provides free, confidential, short-term mental health support for currently enrolled students who have paid the student health fee. Services include individual, group, and couples therapy, crisis support, workshops, consultations, and referrals.

CAPS offers both in-person and telehealth appointments with licensed mental health professionals.

Location: Building 66, Room 116
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (closed on holidays and campus closures)

Learn more and access services here: Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

The Care Center is a starting place if you need support and aren’t sure where to go. They provide help with:

• Emergency housing

• Basic Needs Grants (emergency funding)

• Clothing and personal care items

• Connecting with instructors

• Laptops and hotspots

 Location: Building 97 (Campus Center Marketplace)
 Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
 Phone: (909) 869-5071
 Email: carecenter@cpp.edu

Learn more here: The Care Center

The Poly Pantry supports ÁùÉ«Íø students who need extra help accessing food and essentials. You can choose exactly what you need, including:

• Fresh produce from ÁùÉ«Íø Farms and the Lyle Center

• Packaged foods, dry goods, and canned items

• Hygiene and menstrual products

• Kitchen supplies

Phone: (909) 869-5472
Email: polypantry@cpp.edu

Learn more here: 

Student Health Services
Cal Poly Pomona Student Health Services is open Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. We are located at Building 46, near a Bronco shuttle stop (A or B shuttle will drop you off).

• To make an appointment, call: (909) 869-4000

• For medication refills, call: (909) 869-2744

• For general health advice, contact the Nurse Advice Line: (855) 272-1723

Learn more here: Student Health Health Services

Disability Resource Center (DRC)
The Disability Resource Center works to remove barriers and ensure students with disabilities have equal opportunities to fully participate in all aspects of university life.

 Phone: (909) 869-3333
Fax: (909) 869-3271
 Email: drc@cpp.edu

Learn more here:Disability Resource Center

Bronco Leadership Center (BLC)
The Bronco Leadership Center helps students discover their passions and grow as leaders through:

• Clubs and organizations

• Fraternity and sorority life

• Leadership, Job Location, and Development programs

Location: Building 26, Room 124, 3801 W. Temple Ave., Pomona, CA 91768

Email: leadership@cpp.edu
 Phone: (909) 869-2841

Learn more here: Bronco Leadership Center