What does FAFSA stand for?- College on the Cheap: Video

By John Whelan, Sophomore at Tufts University | Published: July 1, 2010


College on the Cheap’s street team went out again and interviewed college students, this time asking them what FAFSA stands for. For those of you who don’t know, the FAFSA is the most important form in the financial aid application process. It determines your financial aid eligibility for federal student loans, and it is used by your college to determine what your aid package will be.

Check out this article on the FAFSA for more information about the form.

Check back in with us for more installments of College on the Cheap — there are more videos *and* articles to come. Be excited.

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