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Can I Edit The FAFSA After I Submit It?

Key Takeaways: You can edit your FAFSA by logging into your account at StudentAid.gov and navigating to “Start Your Correction.” Visit “Settings” to update contact and personal information. If you’re facing recent extraordinary financial circumstances, contact your school’s financial aid department. Yes, in most cases, you can edit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid …
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financial aid

2023-2024 FAFSA Changes: What You Should Know About!

With October comes the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2023-2024 school season! This year, the application has a few updates, including some big FAFSA updates thanks to a bill that passed in December 2021. Read on to discover what major changes the FAFSA form has in store as well as …
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financial advice & planning

Types of Alternative Tuition Plans for College

Alternative tuition plans are designed to help students pay their college fees without taking out expensive student loans. There are three main types of alternative tuition plans – Prepaid Tuition Plan, Tuition Guarantee Plan, and Tuition Payment Plan. All three work differently and have different terms and conditions. The most notable benefit of alternative tuition …
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student loans

6 Important Pieces of Student Loan Refinance Advice

Student loan refinancing offers several benefits. When you refinance, you exchange your old high-interest student loans for a new loan with all new terms. You could get lower interest rates, lower monthly payments, or different terms depending on what your goals are. The key to enjoying the benefits of student loan refinance advice is to …
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financial aid

How COVID Affects Work Study Jobs

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and the stay-at-home orders, colleges across the U.S. have shut down their campuses. Faculty are conducting virtual classes from their own homes. These total campus shut-downs are preventing students from performing their work study jobs and getting paid. Many students depend on this additional income to help them …

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