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Financial Aid/FAFSA

Financial aid is money to help pay for college or training after high school. By submitting the FAFSA or the TASFA, students can get financial aid for the upcoming school year. So even if your student isn’t sure about attending college now, completing an application leaves the door open for this decision later in the year.

The financial aid application process can be confusing, and some families may not be sure if completing an application is the right choice for their student. Some families may even be nervous about completing an application that requires sensitive personal information. Check out this helpful resource on Debunking Financial Aid Myths in English or in Spanish to learn the truth about these applications so that you can make the best decision for your student.

I AM READY TO APPLY USING FAFSA

  • Before you begin:

    • Refer to this FAFSA Checklist

    • Gather the necessary documentsincluding parent W-2 Forms and tax forms 1040 for the year prior.

  • Before beginning your FAFSA application, you and your parents must create an FSA ID. This is like a username and it makes it easier once you are ready to submit!

    • Click on the following link to make one: Create an Account (FSA ID)

  • After you have made your FSA ID, you can begin your application.

    • Click on the following link to begin: FAFSA® Application

      • Select "Start Here"

      • Select the appropriate options

      • Login with your FSA ID to get started

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