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FEDERAL STUDENT AID

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FEDERAL STUDENT AID

Fill Out Your Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

In order to receive Federal Student Aid, you need to fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) every school year. You may send your Student Aid application electronically via the Internet.

First Time Applicants for Federal Student Aid

- If this is the first time you have ever applied for federal student financial aid, select Federal Student Aid to begin the application process.

- You will have to sign your Student Aid before we can process the application.

- You may sign your federal application for student aid electronically by requesting a PIN to use.

- A PIN is not required to fill out and submit a Federal Student Aid, but using a PIN is the fastest way to sign your application.

- If you would rather sign by paper, a PIN will still be sent to you for future convenience once your application is processed. The same PIN can then be used to access and sign your Renewal Federal Student Aid application next school year.

- If you are a dependent student, your parent will also have to sign. Only one parent needs to sign the application. Parents can use the same PIN to sign the application of multiple children from one year to the next.

Returning Applicants

- If you are a returning applicant and have a PIN, you can use it to access your Renewal Federal Student Aid application by selecting Fill out a Renewal Federal Student Aid.

- A PIN is not required to fill out and submit a regular Federal Student Aid.


Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Online form to complete and submit over the Internet.
www.fafsa.ed.gov

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www.studentaid.ed.gov

Federal Student Financial Assistance
Links to a host of information about federal student financial aid.
www.ed.gov

Federal Student Aid
Information on student financial aid opportunities.
www.ed.gov


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