The FAFSA on the web application - fafsa.gov

Be sure to include Cedarville's federal school code number (003025) on the FAFSA form.

Detailed Instructions for the FAFSA 2012-13
This US Department of Education resource should be the first place you look to find help with questions you may have when completing the FAFSA.

If you are unsure about: what to include in your AGI (Adjusted Gross Income) or Assets; who to report as a parent; number in household or college; etc—this excellent resource has expanded instructions for every question asked on the FAFSA.

• Pages 1-5: Table of Contents
• Pages 6-27: Introduction, General Information, The Application Process
• Page 28: Detailed instructions for the Student section questions
• Page 50: Detailed instructions for the Parent section questions

NOTE: The 'Detailed Instructions' section follows the Paper FAFSA numbering scheme. If you are completing the FAFSA online, the 'Helps and Hints' for each question asked will contain the Question Number cross-reference which can be used with these detailed instructions.

FAFSA on the Web Worksheet for 2012-13
This worksheet has been designed to provide a preview of the questions that you may be asked when you complete your online FAFSA. You can complete this form and write down additional notes to help you easily complete your FAFSA.

2011 Tax Documents from Cedarville University
The Cedarville University business office provides information about tax documents Cedarville students may receive: W-2; 1099-MISC; 1099-INT; and 1098-T. These documents may be needed when the student completes their IRS Tax Return and/or FAFSA.

 

The FAFSA on the web application - fafsa.gov

Be sure to include Cedarville's federal school code number (003025) on the FAFSA form.

Completing the Initial FAFSA for 2012-13

How to Complete Your FAFSA and Renewing Your FAFSA

(recorded January 2012)

The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is required to access all need-based aid (institutional, federal, state), including access to federal loans. This webinar will help parents and students understand foundational concepts which enable the student applicant to successfully complete the FAFSA. This webinar will address both first-time FAFSA filers and returning filers who need to renew their FAFSA for the new academic year. You will also receive information and tips to help you avoid unnecessary errors and processing delays.

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