If your financial aid package falls short of your need, you can ask the college for more financial aid by sending them a ...

If you’ve been turned down for federal student aid for your student loans, here’s how to write a financial aid appeal letter. Learn more.

With the financial aid office, don’t brag or boast: Each school has a different system and preferences, but the general rule is to send an appeal letter for need-based scholarships or funds to ...

Your financial aid award letter may include an offer of grants, scholarships, work-study and student loans. Here’s how to understand your letter.

Step 4: The financial aid representative will request further documentation for the student to upload into the Financial Aid Portal. Step 5: Financial Aid Office will contact student via email when ...

But, it can be a difficult process. Justin Halverson with Great Waters Financial suggests breaking down a financial aid award letter -- by loans, scholarships and grants -- to fully grasp what's ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is offering tips on how to appeal FEMA decisions for residents who have applied for and been denied federal disaster aid. FEMA provides financial assistance ...

If you received a financial aid offer that falls short of your needs, you're not alone. On average, first-year college students only have about 71% of their financial needs met by their initial ...