FAQs

Most United States citizens and permanent residents can receive Federal Student Aid.

As soon as possible in order to avoid delays in processing your aid.

The financial aid office may ask for additional documentation such as proof of citizenship or permanent residency, high school completion status, identification, or other forms just to name a few. Stay in touch with the financial aid office and be sure to check your email regularly to ensure we have everything we need.

Each program and student’s eligibility status will determine their financial aid needs.

It is much easier than most people imagine. The online application has helpful tools along the way which address most questions. Allow an hour of uninterrupted time and have the necessary documents handy (W2, taxes, etc.); using the IRS DRT makes the financial section much easier!

If you are deemed a dependent by the FAFSA standards, yes. Most students under 24 years of age are considered dependent unless there are special circumstances (marriage, children, military service, etc.)

Try resetting your FSA ID or password by answering the challenge questions or contact the FAFSA help line at 1-800-433-3243.

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Visit https://studentaid.gov and click on Help Center

Contact the helpline at 1-800-433-3243.