FAFSA Training Review

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A contributor on the FAFSA is defined as someone...

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who is contributing information

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Which of the following is true in regards to undocumented students and parents? Undocumented students can fill out the FAFSA but their parents cannot be contributors, If a student has undocumented parents they must fill out the Alternative Aid form, A student with undocumented parents can complete the FAFSA but an undocumented student has to complete the Alternative Aid form, There are no financial aid options for students who are undocumented or have undocumented parents

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A student with undocumented parents can complete the FAFSA but an undocumented student has to complete the Alternative Aid form.

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A student has a parent who refuses to be a contributor on the FAFSA. What are possible next steps for the student?

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The student can fill out a parent refusal form at their intended college.

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If a student's parents have 50/50 custody of the student, which parent should be put on the FAFSA?

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The parent who contributes most financially

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A student/parent is worried that their immigration status may be used against them while filing out the FAFSA. What can you say to them?

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The information put on the FAFSA is not shared with other U.S departments, will not be used

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If a student intends on going to school in New Jersey, what should they fill out aside from the FAFSA for financial aid consideration?

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HESAA

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True or False? The FAFSA will only help you get federal financial aid, not state or college-based financial aid.

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False

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You file the FAFSA once over the course of your college career.

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False, file every year.

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A _____ circumstance is a financial situation that warrants an adjustment to a student's COA or SAI whereas a ______ circumstance refers to justified reason to adjust the student's dependency status.

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special; unusual

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Who needs an FSA ID?

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The student and the parent(s) who live with the student or who mainly contribute to their financial care