What does the FAFSA stand for?
What is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid?
These are the 3 forms/types of financial aid.
What is Grants/Scholarships, Loans and Workstudy
True or False: If my parents make too much money, I won’t get any financial aid.
False.
When does the FAFSA typically open each year?
October 1st
What is verification in the Financial Aid process?
A review process to confirm FAFSA information is accurate
Which IRS tool can be used to import tax info into the FAFSA?
What is the IRS Data Retrieval Tool (DRT)
What is the maximum number of lifetime Pell Grant eligibility percentage?
What is 600%?
What does SAI stand for?
What is Student Aid Index?
Who selects students for verification?
The Department of Education (ED)
What is the current maximum amount a student can receive for Pell Grant?
What is $7,395
True or False: A student can receive Pell Grant for graduate school.
FALSE
What does R2T4 refer to in Financial Aid?
Return to Title IV
Name one loan type parents can take out for their undergraduate student.
PLUS Loan
Name one document commonly requested for verification.
Tax return transcript, W-2, verification worksheet, etc.
Name two types of income reported on the FAFSA.
What is AGI and Income Tax Paid?
This is an institutional award for students to demonstrate additional financial need and can provide $100-$4,000 in additional funds
What is the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG)
True or False. FAFSA affects my credit score.
False
What’s the standard repayment term for federal student loans?
10 years
True or False: I only need to submit the FAFSA once during my entire college career.
False