
I learned that you have to provide over 50 percent of support to claim your independent.
I have been doing FA for several years, but during this module I learned that if the FAFSA is not signed, that after 14 days it will automatically submit, and the school will receive as rejected. Just shows you can always learn something new!
for the Application Process, I learned that students and parents are able to submit thier FAFSA application through varias ways such as online, in the mail, or over the phone. students have the option to renew thier FAFSA if they previously completed an application for the prior Award year. schools also have access to students FAFSA before using school by using the DRN that can be found on the students SAR.
There are definitely multiple ways of FAFSA being completed. I really wish some of the annocroynms were spelled out or some definition, having to use a 3rd party to understand everything really slows the course down.
The FAFSA can be completed in many ways, either through paper application or online using the studentaid.gov website. This way students can have an idea of what funding will look like before they begin the application processes with schools.
FAFSA has multiple ways to be completed. It can also be completed by a student long before chosing a college or university to attend. I'd suggest that students who are interested in attending a college/university to complete the FAFSA 1st. That way they will have better questions on how those funds will be used and how much those funds will cover of the tuition at their college of choice. They can also have all C codes resolved and make the entrance into college smoother.