FAFSA - Graduation Requirement
FAFSA - Free Application for Federal Student Aid
FAFSA - Free Application for Federal Student Aid
The state legislature of NH has passed a universal FAFSA completion policy that requires the completion of the FAFSA, or the signing of a waiver opting out, for high school graduation, starting with the Class of 2024. As a result students must either demonstrate that they have completed the FAFSA or have completed a waiver form (below) by May 31st, 2024.
The state legislature of NH has passed a universal FAFSA completion policy that requires the completion of the FAFSA, or the signing of a waiver opting out, for high school graduation, starting with the Class of 2024. As a result students must either demonstrate that they have completed the FAFSA or have completed a waiver form (below) by May 31st, 2024.
Students must provide either a FAFSA Confirmation Page or a completed FAFSA Waiver (signed by parent/guardian) to the Student Services office on or before May 31st, 2024 in order to participate in graduation ceremonies.
Students must provide either a FAFSA Confirmation Page or a completed FAFSA Waiver (signed by parent/guardian) to the Student Services office on or before May 31st, 2024 in order to participate in graduation ceremonies.
Parents are asked to complete this google form to inform the school which option a family has chosen.
Parents are asked to complete this google form to inform the school which option a family has chosen.
FAFSA is:
FAFSA is:
- an application form
- used by colleges and some private scholarships to determine eligibility for aid
FAFSA is Not:
FAFSA is Not:
- a commitment to anything
- only for student loans
- the only financial aid form colleges/universities may use
This year the FAFSA form becomes available in December.
This year the FAFSA form becomes available in December.
Please visit our Financial Aid Presentations to learn more about the FAFSA and how to understand financial aid award letters.
Please visit our Financial Aid Presentations to learn more about the FAFSA and how to understand financial aid award letters.