FAFSA
NEW FAFSA IS COMING IN JANUARY 2024, stay tuned for updates!!
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA): https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/fafsa
High School Seniors: File your FAFSA online before Mar 2nd.
Financial Aid Websites
Reference Guide: Cal Grant & Other State Aid
College Cost Comparison
College Scorecard
Federal Aid Eligibility
Info for Parents
Types of Aid
FINANCIAL AID RESOURCES
FAFSA: Dependency Status
FAFSA: Who is my Parent?
Federal Aid Eligibility
Financial Aid Process
Financial Aid Workshop PPT
Loan Basics for Parents
Loan Basics for Students
Types of Aid
- Cal Grant Information
- Cal Grant Opt-Out Form
- Do You Need Money for College?
- Financial Aid Presentation
- How to Get Financial Aid
- Middle Class Scholarship Information
- What is FSA ID?
- Qualified Education Benefits
- Fund your Future
FINANCIAL AID MYTHS
"My parents make too much money so I won't qualify for aid."
There is no income cut-off to qualify for federal student aid. Many factors besides income are taken into account. In addition, some schools won't even consider you for merit-based scholarships until you have submitted the FAFSA. Don't assume... fill out the FAFSA and find out.
"Only students with good grades get aid."
Most federal aid programs do not take grades into account. Provided you maintain satisfactory academic progress in college, you'll continue to receive aid.
"The FAFSA is too hard to fill out."
The FAFSA is easier than ever. There are instructions for every question, and if you need help you can ask representatives via online chat. Most students complete the FAFSA in just 23 minutes!
The Financial Aid Process