This stands for "Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act".

A student and parent must each have one of these in order to log into and sign the FAFSA.

This is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid

Everyone doesn't qualify for this type of federal aid.

This is the screen where the financial aid staff puts notes regarding their latest contact with the student or other important information

This is where a student can sign their FERPA release

This is the website to create the FSA ID

You can complete the FAFSA at this website

Everyone who files a FAFSA is considered for this type of aid

You can find out if a student's FAFSA has been submitted by checking this screen

This is the screen where you can check to see if a student has signed a FERPA.

You can use your email, phone number or a short name you make up to create this part of the FSA ID

You will need to submit this FAFSA to be considered for federal aid fall, spring, and summer terms.

This type of loan does not have interest on it until graduation

Students can enroll in this to secure their bill while they wait on their FAFSA, or they are SAPPED, or if they just want to break down the bill.

If someone other than the student asks about their financial aid, this is what you must tell them.

If you forget your password, you can do this

The 2425 FAFSA requires this tax year's information

This type of federal loan has interest accruing on it starting with the first disbursement.

If you have any questions, you can ask these people

This allows a student's parent to pay their bill but not receive information about their financial aid.

If a parent doesn't have a social security number, they are still required to create one of these

You will need to complete this FAFSA for next academic year and use these taxes.

If a dependent student needs additional aid, their options would be these.

Independent students cannot receive parent PLUS Loans, but they can receive these other types of assistance.