FAFSA

FAFSA Pre-Application Worksheet - Before actually filling out the FAFSA Application, it is very helpful to have all the information that you will need on hand. Print out the worksheet, fill it out and you're all set to go.

Documents Needed to Complete the FAFSA - Get a list of all the documents you will need to refer to in order to successfully fill out your FAFSA Application. Do not mail these records with your FAFSA Application, but keep on hand for future reference.

How to Sign your FAFSA - There are three ways to sign your FAFSA. Learn what they are and be prepared ahead of time. If you want to electronically sign your FAFSA, you must obtain a PIN first.

Fill Out Your FAFSA - To be eligible for financial aid, an applicant must fill out a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) every school year. After gathering the appropriate information and documents, select the appropriate school year and you are ready to begin. The application is also available in Spanish.

Financial Aid Applications - FAFSA - An excellent overview of the Financial Aid process. This site gives pointers on filling out the FAFSA and advice on what to avoid. It also provides information on how to obtain a FAFSA, both electronically and in paper form. For an early estimate, see the 'Financial Aid Estimation Form.'

2003-2004 FAFSA - Printable version of the 2003-2004 FAFSA - for information purposes only. Do not submit this form. For those who plan on filing the FAFSA electronically, you can get a preview of the FAFSA here. View online or print for information only.

FAFSA on the Web - Deadlines - Pay close attention to the deadlines for submitting the FAFSA. Although the federal deadline is June 30 each year, most states have different a deadline, and your college could have another deadline. Find information on federal and state deadlines here, but contact your college for their deadline.

Preparing for College Calendar - Begin your college planning early. Here is a month-by-month checklist of things you should remember during your junior year and senior year of high school. Keep these things in mind and your entire college admissions process should go just fine.

Don't Forget the FAFSA, and Happy New Year! - In order to make sure you get all the financial aid your're entitled to, it is recommended that you file your FAFSA as soon as possible after January 1st. The College Applications guide also provides an excellent list of the different types of support available after submitting your FAFSA.

Filling Out a FAFSA Overview - This is the kick off page for filling out your FAFSA online. There are a few pointers and then links to begin the process. On the left side of the page are links to other helpful information.

FAQ's: Filling Out a FAFSA - Find answers to the most commonly asked questions here, from what records you need to how to electronically sign your FAFSA.

The Application Questions - Step-by-step instructions for all 103 questions found on the FAFSA. The purpose of each section is stated, followed by the actual questions and information for answering them. This information should be extremely helpful.

FAQs: FAFSA on the Web - FAFSA on the Web has a very thorough FAQ section. Find answers to questions concerning every aspect of the FAFSA, from eligibility to school codes to Accessing Electronic SAR. See the Getting Help section for contact information if you need further assistance.

Completing the FAFSA - FAQs - An excellent list of the most common questions asked about the FAFSA. Very solid advice is given regarding special circumstances, unusual living arrangements, divorced parents, and more.

FAFSA Questions - Where can I get a form? Are photocopies acceptable? How soon after January 1st can I file my FASFA? Get answers to the most common FAFSA questions. Also, to better understand your Student Aid Report (SAR), see the list of the acronyms used on the SAR.

FAFSA - Frequently Asked Questions - In addition to the usual questions, this list also touches on using estimates if you haven't filed your income taxes yet and reporting step-parent's income.