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07 May
College costs can feel overwhelming, but a plan helps. This session breaks down saving, financial aid, scholarships, and borrowing so you can understand how the [...]
11 May
Before borrowing, it pays to understand your options. Learn how different loan types work, how much is reasonable to borrow, and how today’s decisions affect [...]
12 May
Many Maine students have an Alfond Grant and an education savings account through Maine’s 529 program, but they may not understand how these programs work. [...]
04 Jun
Friday June 4, 2027    
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Looking for ways to build financial skills at home? Discover age‑appropriate books that spark conversations about money and help kids learn basic financial concepts in [...]
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04 Jun

Filing the FAFSA with Students in Unique Living Situations

Date/Time
Date(s) - Wednesday September 14, 2022
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Location
Online


Many students have complicated living situations, and some don’t even live with a parent. For these students, filing the FAFSA can feel daunting. This can be especially true for students who don’t meet the “independent” criteria on the FAFSA, but sometimes filing the FAFSA is easier than they think. Join us for September’s Wednesday Webinar where we’ll guide you through the criteria used to determine dependency status and discuss what happens when a student is not independent but is unable to provide parent information on the FAFSA. We’ll also share ideas on ways to help students advocate for themselves and take the necessary steps to maximize their financial aid eligibility.

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