Financial aid for college

Parents, use this infographic to make sure your students get the most financial aid as possible for college. #college #scholarships #scholarshiptips #payingforcollege #collegecash #scholarshipmom #education #university #highered #scholarship #highschool #moneyforschool #collegebound #debtfree #financialaidforcollege #teens

By now, it's well known that a college education can be worth over $1 million in extra earnings over a career. But did you know there is free aid available?

As you go through the financial aid process, it’s important to know everything that goes into paying for college and what type of aid is available to you as a University of Bridgeport student! www.bridgeport.edu/cost-financial-aid/

Here are the major changes coming to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in 2023, including the new Student Aid Index.

Filling out the FAFSA, the Free Application for Financial Aid, is the single most important thing you can do to pay for college. However, if you don’t list schools that will give you a good financial aid package, the FAFSA form won’t help you.

Confused about financial aid? Here's everything you need to know, including how to fill out the FAFSA and get as much financial aid as possible.

Financial aids help as a stroke of luck for students who dream big but sometimes get caught up with the inability to pay the expenses required for their study. Financial aid like student grants, education loans, fellowships, tuition fee waivers, etc. is a big help. Learn more about financial aid in our blog. #amber #amberstudent #studentgrants #financialaids #students #education

Parents need to know how to appeal a college financial aid letter. Only 1% of families appeal a financial aid award. Here is how to appeal a college financial aid award letter.

While many schools do include loans as a means of paying for their programs, there are also colleges that meet 100% financial need entirely loan-free. This means your child can get their degree without student loans being part of the financial aid package. If your student is interested in exploring these options, here’s what you need to know.