If you filed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the school approved your application, you likely received a financial aid award letter along with your acceptance notification.

You'll receive a financial aid award letter from each school that accepts you, as long as you submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Here's what to expect on your financial ...

A financial aid appeal letter gives you the chance to request more aid based on changes in your financial situation or overlooked information Janet Berry-Johnson is a contributor at Buy Side from ...

After you submit your FAFSA and apply to a college, your college will send you a financial aid award letter detailing every type of aid available to you, including scholarships, work-study and ...

In order to join, a college’s boilerplate financial aid letter must meet the group’s ... which allows students to compare aid and award offers between different institutions.

Justin Halverson with Great Waters Financial suggests breaking down a financial aid award letter -- by loans, scholarships and grants -- to fully grasp what's being offered to you. He reminds ...

Financial aid is often what makes private education affordable for many families on the cusp of acceptance, so ensure your school’s award letters clearly dictate financial obligation and provide clear ...

There is a lot of variation in the financial aid letters colleges use to inform students of the cost of attending and the grants and loans that are available to them. The inconsistency can make it ...