1. Financial Aid & Loans
  2. Applying for Financial Aid
  3. FAFSA
  4. Express FAFSA Service Days

Express FAFSA Service Days

Completing the FAFSA is the first step in applying for financial aid. All students need to reapply every year. 

Need help with your FAFSA?

  • Get virtual express FAFSA service by meeting with our financial aid counselors.
  • Our counselors will answer your questions and help you complete the application.

Registration is required!

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED FOR THESE EVENTS

Please complete this registration form and select the day which you would like to receive express FAFSA service. After submitting this form, you will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom link for the date and time you registered for. 

  • April 21 | 10:00-11:30am
  • April 22 | 2:30-4:00pm 
  • April 27 | 12:00-1:30pm

Keep your confirmation email to ensure you can access our financial aid counselors via Zoom!

What You'll Need

These items will be helpful to have nearby in order to complete your FAFSA:

  1. FSA ID for the student (will be used to sign and submit the FAFSA)

  • If this is your first time completing a FAFSA, you can create a FSA ID here. An FSA ID is a username and password that gives you access to Federal Student Aid’s online systems and can serve as your legal signature.

  • Only the student can start a FAFSA using their FSA ID. If the student is providing parental information on the FAFSA, the parent FSA ID will be required as well; however, this information is not meant to be shared.

  • Note: If you are a dependent student and your parent helps you with your FAFSA, you should start the FAFSA, save it and give the Save Key (a short, temporary passcode you will be asked to create) to your parent for them to access your FAFSA later.

  1. Social Security numbers for the student and the parent(s)

  • This data should pre-fill if  you have previously submitted a FAFSA.

  1. 2019 Federal tax information (i.e. 1040 form and/or W-2s (for non-tax filers)

  1. Current bank & brokerage statements, if applicable. 

  • The FAFSA form asks for balances of savings and checking accounts.