Sometimes there are events in life that can affect a student’s financial aid. There are five different types of appeals that students can submit for reevaluation of their financial aid eligibility, ...

When students receive their financial aid awards, the packages reflect a web of forms and information: the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, College Scholarship Service profiles and other ...

The FAFSA is open and so far without the problems of the last two years, but for families who have had big income changes, the form is just the first step. Here is how you can appeal for more aid ...

Your financial aid eligibility is based on the standard Cost of Attendance (COA) which is a budget that includes estimated expenses for tuition, fees, housing, food, books and supplies, transportation ...

・Students who lose aid for failing Satisfactory Academic Progress can appeal if extenuating circumstances disrupted schoolwork. ・Colleges expect independent documents and a concrete plan to get back ...

In accordance with federal regulations, all financial aid recipients are required to make satisfactory academic progress (SAP) towards their degree and be in good academic standing, to remain eligible ...

To the early birds go the money, which is often the case when it comes to college financial aid. Since the Free Application ...

Alert icon Financial Aid Disclaimer Please be aware; following the guidelines provided do not guarantee your SAP Appeal will be approved. The decision to reconsider approving and reinstating your ...

In order to receive federal financial aid, a student must make satisfactory progress toward a degree. Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is made up of two components: a qualitative standard and a ...