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First Step - Create a FSA ID
First Step - Create a FSA ID
Create FAFSA ID account
Watch the FAFSA video on how to create a FAFSA ID account.
Go to this link to create your account. To create a FAFSA account, you must know your date of birth, social security number, and personal email address.
It is VERY IMPORTANT that you write down or save your usernames, passwords, and the email addresses you use. You will have to access this information later. We will not have a copy of this information.
HHS's ANNUAL
HHS's ANNUAL
FAFSA DAY
FAFSA DAY
IS February 12
IS February 12
Have your parent/guardian call Student Services to make an appointment (228-467-2251).
You MUST have an appointment.
Can't make it to FAFSA Day & need help completing the FAFSA? Contact Get2College and make an appointment at their Ocean Springs location.
Can't make it to FAFSA Day & need help completing the FAFSA? Contact Get2College and make an appointment at their Ocean Springs location.
Information Needed to
Information Needed to
Complete the FAFSA
Complete the FAFSA
In order to complete the FAFSA, you will need yours AND your parents' FSA IDs.
You will use the information for the parent, guardian, or family member who provided the most financial support in the last 12 months. This person is known as the contributor. If that person is married, you may need information for the spouse, as well.
You will need the following information:
Contributor(s) and student’s legal names
Contributor(s) and student’s Social Security numbers
Contributor(s) and student’s dates of birth
Contributor’s driver’s license numbers
Email addresses for student and contributor
List of colleges (up to 10) that you want to receive your FAFSA results. Mark the college in Mississippi that you are most likely to attend (only one is allowed on the state aid application).
Info for parents with whom you live: marriage date, divorce date, or separation date
If you are in a legal guardianship, bring court papers for the guardianship
W-2 forms and other records of money earned in 2022 or 2023 (student and parents/guardians)
2023 or 2024 Federal Income Tax Returns (the 1040 form for student and parents) – If your parents or parent and step-parent file separately, bring copies of both tax returns
Child support and other untaxed income amounts
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