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view what's needed to qualify for student financial aid. Understand college costs, dependency status and expected family contribution (EFC). |
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students (and parents) must submit the FAFSA to start the aid process. The FAFSA is used by colleges and agencies to determine eligible aid amounts. |
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the Student Aid Report (SAR) summarizes your FAFSA information and calculates EFC. Review it carefully for changes and corrections. |
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colleges will use the SAR to determine your eligible financial aid awards. Compare your award letters among colleges to determine best aid package. |
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financial aid options include grants, scholarships, work-study, loans, state aid, community service, and other federal and private aid. View options.
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apply for scholarships, federal and private financial aid. Learn how to best budget and manage student funds to avoid getting into excessive debt. |
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