Deadlines
Documents Needed
Types of Aid
100

Why is it important to submit FAFSA early?

Some aid is first-come, first-served.

100

What tax document is commonly used to complete FAFSA?

Federal Tax return ( for example IRS Form 1040)

100

What federal grant is awarded based on financial need?

Pell Grant

200

True or False: You only need to complete FAFSA your senior year of high school.

False - you must complete it every year you want financial aid.

200

If you are a dependent student, whose financial information is usually required?

A parent’s.

200

What type of aid must be repaid with interest?

Student loans.

300

Who sets FAFSA priority deadlines besides the federal government?

States and colleges.

300

Name two pieces of information needed besides tax forms.

Social Security number, driver’s license number, bank statements, or records of investments. 

300

What is work-study?

A program that allows students to work part-time to earn money for school.

400

Who sets FAFSA priority deadlines besides the federal government?

States and colleges.

400

Name two pieces of information needed besides tax forms.

Social Security number, driver’s license number, bank statements, or records of investments. 

400

What is work-study?

A program that allows students to work part-time to earn money for school.

500

What happens if you miss your state or college FAFSA priority deadline?


You may still receive federal aid, but you could miss out on some state grants or school-based aid.


500

What online tool allows FAFSA to automatically transfer tax information from the IRS?


The IRS Direct Data Exchange (formerly IRS Data Retrieval Tool).


500

What is the new name for EFC (Expected Family Contribution) used in FAFSA calculations today?


Student Aid Index (SAI).


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