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How to Avoid These Common Mistakes Made on FAFSA Applications

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Got your FAFSA application rejected?

Was your requested amount of financial aid not granted?

You might have mistakenly answered the trickier financial questions or submitted the wrong format of required tax and official papers in the incorrect form. But this time, the FAFSA Common Mistakes guide can help you figure out your previous mistakes and re-submit your FAFSA application correctly this year. Learn…and act… before someone else does!

Benefits: What You Will Learn
  • Missing basic information & steps
  • FAFSA application season
  • Missing FSA ID
  • Proper college selection
  • FAFSA form field mistakes
  • Incorrect or unnecessary information
  • IRS Data & missing papers
  • Financial records & changes
  • Extra FAFSA tips

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Got your FAFSA application rejected? Was your requested amount of financial aid not granted? You might have mistakenly answered the trickier financial questions or submitted the wrong format of required tax and official papers in the incorrect form. But this time, the FAFSA Common Mistakes guide can help you figure out your previous mistakes and re-submit your FAFSA application correctly this year. Learn…and act… before someone else does!

Every year, over 10 million students file the FAFSA and get more than $100 billion in work-study, loans, and grants. FAFSA requires you to fill in information about yourself, your finances, and your family’s finances. The form also requests tax returns. However simple filling a form might seem, making even the smallest FAFSA application mistakes can lead to delays in processing and even a reduced amount of financial aid grants.

The slightest mistakes could cost you a suitable financial aid amount, from missing the FAFSA deadline to inputting information wrongly. For students who are completing the FAFSA, here is the guide on common FAFSA mistakes and how you can avoid them.

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