The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships provides detailed Cost of Attendance Budgets for undergraduate and graduate students. These budgets are used to determine the amount of need-based ...

The FAFSA provides the final Student Aid Index (SAI) to determine financial need. Do I still need to complete the FAFSA if I completed the RIT Financial Aid Application? Families who wish to be ...

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For reconsideration, families need to provide documentation of any financial changes that affect their ability to pay for school. Colleges can use this financial information to determine need ...

To be considered for need-based financial aid — including grants and loans — you should file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Once you submit your FAFSA, a federal formula is ...

One major change is replacement of the expected family contribution – a formula to determine need-based financial aid eligibility based on answers families provide on the FAFSA – with the ...

The EFC is an index number that colleges use to determine a family’s financial need relative to other applicants. The term has often been misleading and confusing to families, as it implies that ...

The FAFSA is the federal government’s application to determine financial aid eligibility for most types of financial aid. Begin the application process now. This video explains the steps. First apply ...

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