Many FAFSA applicants have experienced recent financial changes due to the COVID-19 emergency or other reasons.

Has your (or your family’s) financial situation changed from what is reflected on your federal income tax return? For example, you or a family member has lost a job or claimed unemployment benefits. If so, you may be eligible to have your FAFSA form adjusted to qualify for additional aid. Follow these steps:

1. Complete the FAFSA questions as instructed (including using the IRS Data Retrieval Tool, if eligible).
2. Submit your FAFSA form.
3. Contact the financial aid office at the school you plan to attend to discuss how your financial situation has changed.

Financial aid offices can adjust your financial aid award to reflect your or your family’s current income.

How to Apply FAFSA Financial Aid

To Apply for the Financial Aid you need to Pass Through Six Steps as follows:

First Step: Get prepared for Application means you must have All necessary Documents

Second Step: Complete Filling FAFSA Form

Third step: Review Student Aid Report

Forth step: Respond to Aid Offer

Fifth step: Receive your Aid

Seventh step: Renew your FAFSA Form

GET THE FAFSA FORM HERE

Applying for a PLUS Loan

An Extra Option for Parents and Graduate Students