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  • What is the process for Financial Aid for college?

    Posted by admin on July 17th, 2009 and filed under college financial aid | 2 Comments »

    How does one obtain a scholarship? What is the process and requirements?

    Same questions for the other forms of financial aid.

    If you have any information about college financial aid, I would appreciate learning what you know. Thank you!

    Financial aid is going to start with the FAFSA. This is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. You can fill this out at www.fafsa.ed.gov. This will look to see if you are eligible for grants (money that doesn’t have to be paid back) and will ask you if you are interested in student loans and work study. As for scholarships, these are usually private gifts of money that come from millions of places. Talk to the financial aid department at the school you wish to attend – they can probably give you some leads on available scholarships.

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    1. Mrs. Leaf Says:

      Financial aid is going to start with the FAFSA. This is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. You can fill this out at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. This will look to see if you are eligible for grants (money that doesn’t have to be paid back) and will ask you if you are interested in student loans and work study. As for scholarships, these are usually private gifts of money that come from millions of places. Talk to the financial aid department at the school you wish to attend – they can probably give you some leads on available scholarships.
      References :
      I work in admissions for a college.

    2. swhiting2006 Says:

      First request your pin, at http://www.pin.ed.gov
      PIN- personal Identification Number

      If you are under 24, not married and have no children, your parents will need to request one as well. Make sure you have 07 tax information available.

      Once you have received your pin file your fafsa at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
      References :

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