After you complete the FAFSA, you’ll get a Student Aid Report with basic information about your eligibility for federal funds.
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Adding your student as an authorized user on your credit card is an easy way to develop a credit history. Our guide will walk you through the decision.
Parents or guardians must submit documentation with the FAFSA. Here’s what to do when they refuse to help.
The FAFSA offers two options for low-income applicants. Learn more about the simplified needs test and the auto-zero EFC option.
Learn about what EFC is and how it determines what you’ll pay for your college education.
Dropping out impacts your financial aid — including student loans. Find out what happens to student loans if you withdraw from college.
Many scholarships exist for high-achieving high school students. Explore scholarships for high SAT and ACT scores.
Did your college close? You may be eligible for a closed school loan discharge. This program could eliminate your federal student loans.
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