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https://fafsa.ed.gov/fotw1718/pdf/Deadlines.pdf

https://fafsa.ed.gov/options.htm

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-The fafsa becomes available  on October 1st
-The deadline for all fafsa forms and additional documents is June 30th

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-is determined by how much your family income is
- Fafsa makes you eligible for grants and scholarships

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Your financial aid package is likely to include funds from the Federal Student Aid (FSA) programs. Note that not all colleges participate in all FSA programs. These FSA programs, described below, are administered by Federal Student Aid and provide over $150 billion a year to students attending post secondary schools:

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Colleges and universities can offer students different packages of financial aid
-Subsidized loans
-Subsidized loans
-Perkins loans

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Free application for student financial aid
-Available Oct.1st
-Have to meet eligibility requirements
-Awards students with several types of aid

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Money students have to pay back
-Loans
Who provides this?
-Work study
-Federal government

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Money for college such as grants or Pell grants
-Scholarships
Who provides this?
-Colleges award students  with scholarships
-Federal government gives grants

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Are scholarships awarded based skills or qualities
Who provides this ?
-Colleges
-Foundations
-Organizations

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Free money that doesn't       need to be paid back
Who provides this?
-Federal government
-colleges
-private organizations

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Any scholarships, grants, or loans given to a student to pay for college expenses