The sky is falling, the sky is falling! No, not really, but it is time to file your FAFSA before it’s too late.
If you wait too long and need assistance paying for your tuition, it will feel like the sky is falling come August when tuition payments are due.
Whether you are a new or returning program student or interested in taking a course or two, Moraine Park has something for you!
Are you a New or Returning Program Student that hasn’t registered for spring 2018? The time is now!
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Some student’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) applications are selected for verification. Verification is the process by which the Financial Aid Office is required to compare the information on the financial aid application with certain documents provided by the student to verify the accuracy of the information on the FAFSA.
The Moraine Park Financial Aid Office will send any students in this situation a letter and a few forms to complete and return.
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Scholarships are free money that does not need to be paid back. Moraine Park lists scholarship opportunities on our website. Check out current opportunities here: http://www.morainepark.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/
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As you prepare for life after school? We want to provide you with next steps, tips, and advice regarding your student loans.
First, review your records and student account. You’ll need to figure out whether you have federal student loans, private student loans, or both. The advice below is for your federal student loans. To discuss repayment options for your private student loans, contact your lender.
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Many scholarship applications will require an essay or a personal statement. Check out these tips to write an effective essay!
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Mark your calendar now for Moraine Park’s Spring 2017 FAFSA Workshops. Events will be held on all three campuses at the following times:
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You can file your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) now if you are going to school between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.
Two Big Changes to This Year’s FAFSA
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Are you an adult considering college? Have you withdrawn from school or are you hoping to transfer to a new school?
Students who have withdrawn from school without completing a degree may find themselves in some difficulty. They may owe money on student loans, but not have the degree or diploma they need to find a career that will leave them the ability to pay the loans back.
If your first school wasn’t right for you, transferring to a different one may work better for you. Consider the over 100 career options offered at Moraine Park.
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