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Fiske Guide to Colleges 2018$24 billion
of financial aid goes unclaimed each year by students who were eligible, but did not fill out the FAFSA
Education Resources Information CenterWhy FAFSA?
The FAFSA is your gateway to getting the financial assistance you need to complete your college degree.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opens every Oct. 1. Be sure to apply early in order to ensure prompt processing. Besides student loans, the FAFSA can also qualify you for scholarships and grants.
It doesn't cost anything to fill out a FAFSA, and usually takes less than an hour to complete.
Search for scholarship opportunitiesWhat do you need to file a FAFSA?
- FSA ID, which you’ll create at fsaid.ed.gov
- Social Security number
- Driver’s license
- Bank statements
- Parent information (if you’re a dependent)
- W-2 forms and tax returns from two years ago. You may use an estimated income; however, ASU may require you to verify your income.
Get started on your FAFSA now with our step-by-step guides for each type of student
*Non-degree seeking students are not eligible for financial aid.We're helping you every step of the way
Our enrollment advisors and success coaches are here to help you succeed, and provide you with the support needed to complete your FAFSA.
The ASU Financial Aid Office has a robust team of experts available 24/7 to help students attend college with peace of mind, so they can focus on earning their degree. For in depth information regarding Financial Aid, please visit our Financial Aid and Scholarships page.
