There are a few differences between SAI and EFC, such as elimination of the number of family members in college from the calculation. Previously, if a parent indicated on the FAFSA that they had ...

The EEC is an important factor in the needs-analysis calculation on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The name was changed to Student Aid Index (SAI) to clarify the SAI figure.

What was previously called the Expected Family Contribution, or EFC, has been replaced with the Student Aid Index, or SAI. After an applicant's FAFSA is processed, he or she receives the FAFSA ...

in addition to the SAI to determine eligibility for Pell Grant award amounts. Students will also be able to estimate their eligibility for the grant before they complete the FAFSA. The maximum ...

The Student Aid Index (SAI) replaced the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) for the FAFSA (which families are filing right ...

Example FAFSA Submission Summary The summary also contains your Student Aid Index (SAI), a measure of your financial need that colleges use to determine your financial aid offers. The index ranges ...

Based on the answers you provide to questions on the FAFSA, the financial aid office calculates your Student Aid Index. The SAI factors in the incomes and assets of the student and their ...

The college’s discounts were calculated to supplement the Expected Family Contribution (EFC), which Better FAFSA re-named the Student Aid Index (SAI). Families saw this number as a statement ...

The summary should include your Student Aid Index, which the department sends directly to the schools you listed on your FAFSA form. The schools use your SAI to calculate the amount of financial ...

One way to double-check an SAI generated by the FAFSA is to use the Federal Student Aid Estimator before the FAFSA is available. This calculator estimates a student’s federal aid and generates a ...

Not being able to provide a parent’s signature on the form meant that the Student Aid Index (SAI) could not be calculated, therefore leaving students uncertain of the amount of financial aid they ...