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Official account of Federal Student Aid, an office of the U.S. Dept. of Education. We provide grants, loans, & work-study funds for college or career school.

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    Mar 4

    College and career school students, 's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has been temporarily expanded to help during the coronavirus emergency. To check if you qualify, see below and learn more here:

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  2. 13 hours ago

    Ready to complete your 2021–22 FAFSA® form but have questions about untraditional sources of income? ⬇️ Find more answers at

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  3. 15 hours ago

    Were you selected for verification? Join us for a live webinar to learn more about the steps you need to take if selected:

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  4. 17 hours ago

    Scholarships are the bee's knees 😉 They’re a great way to help pay for school. You just need to know where to look. Find more tips at

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  5. Mar 19

    Looking for financial aid? The 2021–22 FAFSA® form is the one-stop shop for all of these 👇 Learn more about the different types of financial aid available:

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  6. Mar 19

    Exploring repayment plan options for 2021?​ ​ Payments are suspended through at least Sept. 30, 2021 for loans owned by the U.S. Department of Education. You can still switch your repayment plan, which may help lower your monthly payments when they resume.

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  7. Mar 19

    They may seem similar, but the Student Aid Report (SAR) and your financial aid offers are like comparing apples to oranges. Learn more:

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  8. Mar 18

    Looking for ways to lower the cost of college or career school? Check out this tip and find more at 👉

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  9. Mar 18

    The correct answer is NO! You should complete the 2021–22 FAFSA® form with your 2019 tax information. If your financial status has changed significantly, you can contact the financial aid office at the school you plan to attend.

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  10. Mar 18

    Thinking of taking summer classes? Make sure you know which FAFSA® form you should complete.

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  11. Mar 18

    Before the shot clock hits 0, make sure you submit your 2021–22 FAFSA® form at

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  12. Mar 17

    Did you receive your W-2? Time for a quick pop quiz! Should you update your 2021–22 FAFSA® form with your 2020 tax information?

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  13. Mar 17

    You don’t need luck on your side when it comes to finding scholarships. You just need to know where to look 😉

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  14. Mar 16

    Submitting your 2021–22 FAFSA® form? What a wildly wonderful idea. Get started this at 

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  15. Mar 16

    🗣️ Make sure your information is correct before schools come knocking at your door with financial aid offers. Double-check your FAFSA® form online now:

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  16. Mar 16

    Have you checked out the updated myStudentAid mobile app yet? Now with a notification center 😎 iOS: Android:

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  17. Mar 15

    Want federal financial aid to help pay for school? Follow these 3️⃣ steps and you’ll be on your way. Learn more:

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  18. Mar 15

    Finalizing your choice of schools? If you’re comparing costs, remember that more than just tuition goes into the total cost. Learn more:

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  19. Mar 12

    “But wait, I received a 1098-E form last year?” Here’s why you may not have received a Student Loan interest Statement. 👇

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  20. Mar 11

    If you’re considering borrowing money to help pay for college, be sure to start with federal student loans. Learn more:

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  21. Mar 11

    Meeting federal eligibility requirements is key to maintaining a solid foundation for future financial aid:

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