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Applications and Costs
Fall 2007 Application Deadline: March 1, 2008
Applications
1. California State University, Sacramento Graduate Application
2. Supplemental Department Application
4. FAFSA Application for funding
Application Process
1. Proceed to CSU Mentor and create and account to start application process.
2. Review the Application Information and click on "Begin Application" to proceed to the application.
3. Select the appropriate "Term applying for:"
4. Under "Major/ Program object:" please select "Education Doctorate (Awaiting WASC Approval)"
5. Select "Doctorate" in the "Degree objective" field.
6. In the Credential's section, please select the fields the applies.
7. Complete the "Previous Application/Attendance" section if applicable.
8. Click on "Next" at the bottom of the page and proceed with completing your personal and college information.
If in need of assistance during the application process please contact: (916) 278 - 6470.
Costs
The CSU Board of Trustees subsequently approved a CSU Education Doctorate State University Fee that conforms with the legislative provisions. The fee is the same as that for students in state-supported UC doctoral programs in education and in join Ed.D. programs. The projected fees during the period from 2007-08 through 2009-10 are indicated below. The fee rate for 2007-08 is based on the budget compact between the Governor and higher education. The annual increase in fees is projected at a rate of 10% also reflecting the budget compact between the Governor and higher education.
| CSU Education Doctorate Fee | 2007- 2008 |
2008 - 2009 |
2009 - 2010 |
| Academic Year Fee | $7,587.00 |
$8,346.00 |
$9,181.00 |
| Summer Fee | $3,793.50 |
$4,173.00 |
$4,590.50 |
| 12-Month Study Fees | $11,380.50 |
$12,519.00 |
$13,771.50 |
Students may finance program costs independently or may qualify for financial aid in the form of grants or loans. Education Doctorate student fees include a 10 percent financial aid set-aside. These funds are available to provide financial assistance to students who qualify for need-based aid. They are projected to be sufficient to cover for any eligible students.
60+ Program (fee reduction) does not apply to the Ed. D. Program
