2025-2026 FAFSA Form: Things To Know
The 2025 – 2026 FAFSA Form is not changing much from last year, but families need to be prepared to file when it goes live.
The 2025 – 2026 FAFSA Form is not changing much from last year, but families need to be prepared to file when it goes live.
A negative SAI (or student aid index) indicates the highest need for financial aid. Here’s what to know.
Learn about the work-study program of the Federal government. Find out who is eligible and how much it pays! Is it the right program for you?
Does being married in college help or hinder your eligibility for student financial aid? Learn more about the potential benefits for married college students.
Here’s how to read and understand your financial aid award letter, and what you can do if you need more financial aid.
Here’s how to pay for college, with the best order of operations to maximize financial aid and minimize student loan debt.
When filling out the FAFSA, here’s how to know if you’re a dependent vs. independent student for financial aid purposes.
With college costs rising, how can parents and families actually afford to pay for their children to go to college?
The new Student Aid Index can be confusing for families. Here’s what a good SAI means.
More than 80% of US colleges practice front-loading of financial aid and grants. Find out how this bait-and-switch technique is driving up the cost of college for families.
The bungled 2024-25 FAFSA launch has caused a significant drop in the number of applications for federal student aid. Here’s what’s at stake.
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