Does San Francisco State Require the CSS Profile?

San Francisco State does not require the CSS Profile and has no CSS Profile code. File the FAFSA with code 001154 or the California Dream Act Application by March 2, 2026, then complete the AcademicWorks General Application for campus scholarship matches.

CSS Profile

Not used

San Francisco State uses the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application for eligible federal, state, and institutional aid and does not list the CSS Profile. Students sign into AcademicWorks with an SF State ID, complete the General Application, and receive recommended or automatic campus scholarship matches.

CSS school code

None

San Francisco State has no CSS Profile code because it does not use the form. Submit the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application plus the SF State AcademicWorks General Application directly to San Francisco State instead.

Published financial aid deadlines

2026–27 FAFSA or California Dream Act Application state priority deadlineMarch 2, 2026
AcademicWorks General Application renewalComplete a new application at the beginning of each fall semester
Individual SF State scholarship deadlinesVaries by opportunity

These are the school's currently published 2026–27 dates. A late or updated application cycle can use different dates, so confirm the deadline shown in your applicant portal.

Which parent files?

The student and every contributor required by the FAFSA use separate StudentAid.gov accounts to provide consent and sign. California Dream Act applicants follow its parent-signature process when applicable. SF State does not require a second household or noncustodial-parent CSS Profile.

Documents and next steps

Use SF State school code 001154. Review the Student Center To Do List and complete most financial aid forms through Student Forms with an electronic signature. Items without an online completion option use DocuSign manual upload. Combine upload pages into one PDF and allow three to four weeks for review.

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Common questions

Does San Francisco State require the CSS Profile?

No. San Francisco State does not require the CSS Profile and has no CSS Profile code. File the FAFSA with code 001154 or the California Dream Act Application by March 2, 2026, then complete the AcademicWorks General Application for campus scholarship matches.

What is San Francisco State's CSS Profile code?

San Francisco State has no CSS Profile code because it does not use the form. Submit the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application plus the SF State AcademicWorks General Application directly to San Francisco State instead.

When is San Francisco State's financial aid deadline?

2026–27 FAFSA or California Dream Act Application state priority deadline: March 2, 2026; AcademicWorks General Application renewal: Complete a new application at the beginning of each fall semester; Individual SF State scholarship deadlines: Varies by opportunity.

Is the FAFSA enough for San Francisco State?

The FAFSA or California Dream Act Application is required when an SF State scholarship bases eligibility on financial need, but it does not replace AcademicWorks. The General Application creates recommendations and automatic matches, while some opportunities still require separate questions or materials.

Estimate the rest of your aid

The CSS Profile does not tell you what federal aid you may receive. Estimate that separately, then compare the result with each college's net price and your outside scholarship options.

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