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Be Informed: General Financial Aid Information Topics such as what are the benefits of attending college and what financial aid opportunities are available to college students will be discussed. Information will be provided regarding the different types of financial aid as well as the eligibility criteria for federal, state, and campus based financial aid programs. This presentation is recommended for an audience who is first being introduced to college and financial aid opportunities and terms. |
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Prepare Yourself to Apply for Financial Aid During this presentation, students will be provided with information regarding the steps to completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and other Cerritos College specific program applications. Deadlines will also be emphasized. In addition appropriate applications and handouts will be available. This presentation is recommended for juniors and seniors who plan on attending college. It is also intended for youth and adults, in the community, who will be attending Cerritos College soon. |
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FAFSA Workshop - Completing the FAFSA The FAFSA workshop is intended for students and parents ready to file the FAFSA. Workshop consists of a brief overview of financial aid process and programs, and focuses on reviewing the FAFSA line-by-line. Assistance in completing the FAFSA and individual questions will be addressed. For optimal assistance in completing the FAFSA it is recommended that students and parents have necessary documents. If you are scheduling this workshop the list of documents needed are available for printing at www.fafsa.ed.gov |
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I Have Completed My FAFSA, What Happens Next? Submitting the FAFSA is just the first step towards getting financial aid assistance. After submitting the FAFSA, students should receive a Student Aid Report and a Missing Information Letter from our financial aid office. Also, if a GPA verification form was submitted by March 2 (deadline for all students) or September 2nd (deadline for college students), then they will also receive forms from the California Student Aid Commission. This presentation is a follow-up for students and parents who have completed the FAFSA and have started receiving forms. Students will be provided information on what happens after they submit the FAFSA. Individual questions can also be answered. To complete the financial aid process, it is important that students review and promptly respond to any requests for additional information or documents needed. Delay in responding may cause a delay in receiving financial aid.
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| Presentations are flexible and can be designed in any length, from 10 minutes to 1 hour. |