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Reminder: Federal Pell Grant Program Reconciliation

College Aid Services

FSA has released additional guidance for when and how financial aid offices should reconcile their institution’s federal Pell Grant funding each year; including the the process for internal as well as external reconciliations.

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How to Attract Diverse Families with Financial Aid

School & Student Services by Community Brands

Make the Case Early in the Admissions Process: Financial aid information should be introduced early and often during the admissions process. During open houses, school fairs, or introductory webinars, financial aid officers can be present to address questions and highlight your schools commitment to affordability.

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Easy Income Processing for Your School’s International Students

School & Student Services by Community Brands

For financial aid officers and admissions teams, this can mean lengthy back-and-forth communication, incomplete applications, or inconsistent reporting. Language barriers, unfamiliar systems, and the sensitive nature of sharing financial information can become obstacles that discourage them from even starting the process.

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What is the FAFSA Submission Summary

The College Pod

Colleges often use the SAI to award their money (institutional aid). >> After submitting the FAFSA, you'll receive an email notification with instructions on how to access your FAFSA Submission Summary online. Look beyond the total amount and consider the types of aid offered, such as grants, scholarships, and loans.

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Are These College Scholarships on Your Radar?

Student Research Foundation

Remember, it is never too early to start researching sources of financial aid. First, speak to the financial aid officers at the colleges you are considering. Take notes and follow their advice and instructions. Are you a high school student, a parent, a teacher, or a college counselor?

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Explore the World of Merit Scholarships

IEFA

Always start with your school’s financial aid office. To find local and community-based scholarships, consult with your high school guidance counselors, college financial aid offices and community foundations. It’s a great resource.

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The Best Scholarships to Pay for College

Student Research Foundation

Contact your institution’s financial aid office, or your department head, to find out about these opportunities. Applying is easy: StudyLab provides direct links and straightforward instructions to guide you through the application process. Browse scholarship opportunities through your university.