Financial Aid 101
Every year, you need to plan out how to finance your education, and it’s crucial to avoid excessive debt upon graduation. Bottom Line is here to assist you with comprehensive financial aid services and personalized support!
Essential Financial Aid Documents
Start with these critical documents to maximize your financial aid opportunities:
- FAFSA: Free Application for Federal Student Aid
- Fastweb: Scholarship search platform
- CSS Profile: College Scholarship Service Profile
- Tax Forms:
Renewing Financial Aid and Scholarships
Stay on track with your financial aid each year:
- Renew Scholarship and Financial Aid Applications: Stay on top of deadlines and ensure your applications are renewed annually
- Balance Payment Solutions: Discover strategies to cover any remaining balance after financial aid is applied
- Bill Troubleshooting: Get expert help to resolve any issues or questions about your billing statements
Budgeting and Debt Mangement
Equip yourself with the tools and knowledge to manage your finances effectively:
- Debt Assessment: Understand your current debt and learn how manage it
- Budgeting and Financial Decisions: Make informed choices about budgeting, saving, and spending
Writing an Appeal Letter
If your financial aid package doesn’t meet your financial needs, consider writing an appeal letter. This professional business letter should clearly explain why the expected contribution is unaffordable.
Need help drafting your letter? Contact your Bottom Line Advisor for assistance.