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Do you need help with your FAFSA form? The Federal Financial Aid Application is the most important financial aid form you can complete to pay for college, but many people either avoid it or make costly mistakes when filling it out. Our free, comprehensive Help Guide, Frequently Asked Questions, and Tips and Secrets will help you maximize your financial aid and qualify for scholarships, grants, and student loans.

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Guide to the FAFSA Form

Make sure you get the maximum amount of aid. Start with this Online Guide, which walks you through each step and provides tips for success.

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The federal financial aid application is required in order to qualify for federal financial aid. It's never too late to file!

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Since your financial situation can change from year to year, you must renew your FAFSA for each academic year you need financial aid.

What financial aid application options do you have?

For more than ten years, the Student Loan Network has helped students and families like you get information and access to the funding you need for higher education. We'll help you get started with our free college scholarships program, ScholarshipPoints.com, and our free college scholarship search site, StudentScholarshipSearch.com.

After you have exhausted all resources searching for scholarships, it's time to apply for federal student loans such as the Stafford loan and PLUS loan. If federal financial aid and scholarships aren't enough, you can investigate private college loans, which are non-need based, credit-based student loans. Graduate students should also investigate graduate loans.

Get the Money you Need with a Private Student Loan

  • Cover additional costs not met by other financial aid
  • Borrow up to the cost of attendance and pay for tuition, supplies, housing, etc.

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A Handy Dandy Federal Direct Loans Guide!

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What is Entrance Counseling?

 -  Taking out student loans is a major responsibility, one most prospective college students undertake without actually knowing the ins and outs of the process. For that reason, the federal government requires entrance counseling for any undergrad who is taking out a Direct Loan, and has not previously taken out federal student loans.

Federal Direct Loans and Graduate School

 -  Starting July 1, student loans will be handled in a different fashion than in previous years. As a prospective graduate student, you might be wondering how the changes affect you.


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