We understand that the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) may not accurately capture unique and unforeseen financial situations that can impact a student's ability to pay for college.

But students can get extra money to pay for college, in some cases, by filing a financial aid appeal letter. "The more competitive a university is, probably the harder it is to get them to change ...

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Your appeal has been submitted to our office. You don't need to submit a paper copy or PDF of the appeal. If you click on a form link again, the form will appear blank. This does not mean it did not ...

Please use the Request for Review form below. When an issue under review requires an exception to a policy, such as the 64 credit rule, a student may request that it be reviewed by the Financial Aid ...

There are two types of forms: those that are required to finalize your financial aid and student-initiated forms, such as appeals. On this page you will also find links to the student and parent ...

Appeals for those students already receiving financial aid from Smith College are granted only in extreme cases when a life-changing event has occurred. International students who are currently not ...

A student on this status is no longer eligible for federal aid. If extenuating circumstances exist, however, the student may submit an appeal in order to be reconsidered for financial aid. The appeal ...

"This financial aid cycle has been full of delays and confusion with the ... While The New School will not reduce a student’s award as established at enrollment, we have a need-based appeal process ...

completing financial aid forms, adding an authorized user, and parent signatures. The forms in the below tables are optional student-initiated forms, such as appeals and applications. If applicable, ...

Has your estimated family contribution changed? A financial aid appeal can explain changes to income, circumstances or expenses not currently reflected on your FAFSA. Our Arthur O. Eve (A.O.E.) ...