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NEW FAFSA INFORMATION - PLEASE READ!!!
There have been some changes to the FAFSA filing process. Click HERE to learn more.
If you complete your FAFSA on your own, be sure to check that the child receives free lunch. This will help you tremendously.
Though FAFSA® completion is no longer a graduation requirement for Louisiana students, completing the form offers many benefits to students including:
Helping to pay for college or career school: Students leave millions of dollars in financial aid on the table each year when they don’t complete the FAFSA®. Not only is the FAFSA® needed to be considered for some federal and state financial aid programs, but many colleges also require it for students to be considered for institutional aid.
The FAFSA® form also acts as the TOPS application.
The form is simpler with past issues resolved and takes as little as 10 minutes to fill out.
Please note that students are required to apply for the TOPS scholarship and must do so by either completing a FAFSA® form or by completing the TOPS Online Application. Students without an application on file will not be eligible for TOPS processing and will not be eligible for an award, even if they meet all other requirements.
Click on the link for a guide on what to do once you have received an acceptance letter.
Seniors planning to attend Louisiana Delta can apply for scholarships by following THIS LINK.
Use this COST WORKSHEET to get an idea of the estimated costs for ULM.
Interactive map of average student loan debt per university (Visit the guidance office for scholarship information.)
Seniors, who have earned courses at ULM, will need to provide ULM transcripts to the university to which you are applying. Order a transcript HERE.
Seniors, who have earned courses at LaDelta, will need to provide LaDelta transcripts to the university to which you are applying. Order a transcript HERE.
Every senior must complete a FAFSA in order to receive a diploma from the Louisiana Department of Education. Here is an online workbook to explain this process.