Federal Student Aid

Federal Student Aid

@FAFSA

Official account of Federal Student Aid, an office of the U.S. Dept. of Education. We provide grants, loans & work-study funds for college & career school.

Washington, DC · http://StudentAid.gov

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  1. Learn how to submit your FAFSA, how aid is calculated, how you'll get your aid and more at .

  2. We provide more than $150 billion in funds each year. If you don't fill out the , you could be missing out on a lot of financial aid!

  3. FACT: Many states & colleges use your data to determine if you qualify for state & school aid: .

  4. FACT: FAFSA4caster is not an application for aid; it's a planning tool. FAFSA4caster is for anyone who is not yet ready to file a FAFSA.

  5. Check your state AND school deadline. Some aid is 1st come, 1st served so apply ASAP to maximize financial aid:

  6. You've sent us lots of questions since the FAFSA launched on January 1. Here are the 3 most popular FAQs:

  7. Going to grad school? Check out our newest publication: "Financial Aid for Graduate and Professional Degree Students"

  8. Some schools won't consider you for their scholarships (including academic scholarships) until you've submitted a FAFSA

  9. is the form you fill out to apply for grants, work-study & low-interest student loans from the federal govt:

  10. In order to receive federal student aid, you must be a US citizen or eligible noncitizen. Find out if you qualify:

  11. Don't assume you don't qualify for financial aid. has no income cut-off, & many scholarships require it anyway.

  12. One thing you don't need for the FAFSA? Money! Remember, the FAFSA is FREE when you use the official .gov site: .

  13. Scholarships can be based on merit, financial need, or even involvement in your community or special interest group:

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