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College Scholarship Tip Friday: FAFSA – Just Do It!
Many parents wonder if they should bother filing the FAFSA if they don’t expect to receive any federal aid. The answer is YES!
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The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the most important part of getting any state or federal financial aid.
Many scholarship providers want to know if the applicant has submitted their FAFSA paperwork, so always ALWAYS do the FAFSA as soon as possible after October 1st each year, beginning with a student’s senior year of high school and every year while in college.
No matter what the parents’ income level is, a FAFSA should be filled out and submitted as early as possible, as many grants are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
FAFSA: Just Do It!
For more information on submitting the FAFSA and important reasons why all college and college-bound students need to file, click here.
Have you filed your FAFSA yet?
To find out your state’s deadline, click here.
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Monica Matthews is the author of How to Win College Scholarships. She helped her own son win over $100,000 in college scholarships and now shares her expertise with other parents and their students. She truly has “been there, done that” in regard to helping parents and students navigate the scholarship process.
Her method of helping students in finding college scholarships, writing unique and compelling scholarship essays, creating amazing scholarship application packets, and more have taught desperate parents to help their own students win thousands of scholarship dollars. She teaches them how to apply S.M.A.R.T. with outstanding results.
Monica’s scholarship tips have been featured on many prominent websites, and she has been dubbed the “Go-To” expert on college scholarships.
