The task of finding and applying for financial aid makes some students and parents feel like they are lost in the woods. For many, it can appear easier to do nothing at all. A recent study by the American Council on Education found that approximately 1.5 million kids who might have qualified for federal higher education grants didn’t even file financial aid forms.
For those seeking financial aid, begin with the federal financial aid form known as FAFSA. Families can file the FAFSA online at fafsa.ed.gov, or via mail. Completing federal income tax forms makes filling out the FAFSA form a lot easier, and makes it less likely that you will have to provide more information later. Note: Funds are more readily available for those who apply early!
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One of the biggest challenges college-bound seniors face is determining how to pay for their college education. Applying for scholarships should be one of the first steps in their search, however, scholarship misconceptions often cloud their thinking.
Following are common scholarship misconceptions that need to be debunked:
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Earning an online degree is a great way to get the training and qualifications you need to get ahead in life. These days most top paying jobs require at least a bachelors degree and many times a masters or PhD. The problem is finding the time to earn your degree and finding the money to finance it.
Luckily accredited online colleges and universities now allow you to earn most any degree online and there are lots of options to gain the financing you need.
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