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Financial Aid ResourcesFinancial Aid ChecklistIncreasing Your Financial Aid PackageTips for Getting Financial Aid Financial Aid ResourcesFinancial Aid MythsTypes of Financial AidFiling Financial Aid Forms Financial Aid ResourcesHow to Fill Out the FAFSASearching for College ScholarshipsAmerica's Best Value Colleges Financial Aid Tip Federal Aid Vs. State AidStudents who are in need of financial aid to pay for college can apply for both federal and state aid. Because each type of aid uses different formulas to determine eligibility, those who don't qualify for federal aid may be eligible for state aid.
Different states have different application procedures. Students interested in applying for state aid should speak with their guidance counselor or contact their state's agency to learn more about the types of forms that need to be filled out. Financial Aid ResourcesFinancial Aid ChecklistIncreasing Your Financial Aid PackageTips for Getting Financial Aid Financial Aid ResourcesFinancial Aid MythsTypes of Financial AidFiling Financial Aid Forms Financial Aid ResourcesHow to Fill Out the FAFSASearching for College ScholarshipsAmerica's Best Value Colleges |
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