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UC Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan

Most California families earning up to $100,000 get enough grants to cover UC tuition.

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Who qualifies
California UC students from families earning up to about $100,000
How to get it
File the FAFSA or CA Dream Act application
Where it works
California
When
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