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FAFSA Online - File Your Financial Aid Application Now!
Do you need help with the FAFSA form? The Federal Financial Aid Application is the most important financial aid form you can complete. But many people either avoid it or make costly mistakes when filling it out. Our free, comprehensive Help Guide, Frequently Asked Questions, and Tips and Secrets will help you maximize your financial aid and qualify for student loans.
FAFSA Form Help
Make sure you get the maximum amount of aid. Start with this FAFSA form guide, it provides insight and tips for avoiding common mistakes.
File a FAFSA
The FAFSA financial aid application is required in order to qualify for federal financial aid.
FAFSA Renewal
Since your financial situation can change from year to year, you must renew your FAFSA for each academic year you need financial aid.
Next Steps ... After the Financial Aid Application
Federal Stafford LoanWith a low fixed rate of 6.8%, it is important to maximize your Stafford Loan award.
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Parent PLUS LoanA viable alternative if you have been declined for or choose not to take a private loan.
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Private Student LoanUse for education related expenses including tuition, books and room and board.
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2009-2010 FAFSA Question 14-15
Nov 17 2008
Who is eligible to receive Federal aid….this includes federal grants (money that does not have to be repaid and federal loans (money that is repaid)?
US citizens and eligible non-citizens (permanent resident, asylum, etc.) are eligible to receive federal financial aid. International students typically are not eligible. Students who...Remaking our FAFSA website - your suggestions wanted!
Nov 17 2008
We’re about to give our FAFSA website, FAFSAonline.com, a makeover, including updating it for the 2009-2010 FAFSA which will be finalized soon. As part of that process, I’d like to invite you to add your comments and feedback about the site, about what you like...
