Time to make your first student loan payment?

If you graduated from college last spring, you may need to start repaying your federal student loans soon. Log in using your FSA ID (username and password) to see your federal loan and grant history and to find out where to send your loan payments.

 

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Need financial aid? Here’s what you could get if you fill out the FAFSA® form.

Grants are free money for school and are often based on financial need.
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Federal Work-Study provides you with a part-time job while you’re enrolled in school.
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With federal loans, you borrow the money you need and pay it back at a low, fixed interest rate. We provide loans to students and parents.
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While we don’t offer scholarships, many states, schools, or other organizations do—and we’ve got a scholarship search to help you find that free money. Scholarships are usually awarded based on your academic achievement or other factors, such as your background or where your parents work.
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Grants
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Grants are free money for school and are often based on financial need.
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Work Study
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Federal Work-Study provides you with a part-time job while you’re enrolled in school.
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Loans
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With federal loans, you borrow the money you need and pay it back at a low, fixed interest rate. We provide loans to students and parents.
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Scholarships
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While we don’t offer scholarships, many states, schools, or other organizations do—and we’ve got a scholarship search to help you find that free money. Scholarships are usually awarded based on your academic achievement or other factors, such as your background or where your parents work.
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Worried you won't get aid?
Don’t be. In fact, most people are eligible for federal student aid.
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Getting federal student aid has never been easier.

STEP 1

Create Your Account

An FSA ID is your username and password combination that you use to log in to certain U.S. Department of Education websites and to sign the FAFSA form electronically. If you're a dependent student, both you and your parent need FSA IDs.

SIGN UP   

STEP 2

Submit Your FAFSA® Form

The online FAFSA form will guide you step by step. Once you complete and submit the application, your information automatically gets sent to the schools you listed on your FAFSA form.

FILL OUT A FAFSA FORM   

STEP 3

Review and Accept Your Aid

Your school will send you an aid offer listing the types and amounts of aid you're eligible for. Look carefully at your options. If you're offered loans, remember that you should borrow only what you need, and consider federal loans before private loans.

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We provide support in managing and repaying your student loans.