Did you appeal your financial aid award and then get denied? It's a tough scenario that many families find themselves in.

If your financial aid package falls short of your need, you can ask the college for more financial aid by sending them a financial aid appeal letter. A financial aid appeal is not like a negotiation.

We understand that the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) may not accurately capture unique and unforeseen financial situations that can impact a student's ability to pay for college.

A student on this status is no longer eligible for federal aid. If extenuating circumstances exist, however, the student may submit an appeal in order to be reconsidered for financial aid. The appeal ...

Distributing millions of grants and loans can be made more efficient, but without enough people, experts worry that things ...

The webinar included details about the 2025-2026 financial aid application process for continuing students, how last year's FAFSA changes are affecting this year's application, the appeal process, ...

The appeal process is a way for families to convey additional information which may not be captured on the FAFSA to the Office of Financial Aid. In other cases, some families may have a change in ...

Has your estimated family contribution changed? A financial aid appeal can explain changes to income, circumstances or expenses not currently reflected on your FAFSA. Our Arthur O. Eve (A.O.E.) ...

"This financial aid cycle has been full of delays and confusion with the ... While The New School will not reduce a student’s award as established at enrollment, we have a need-based appeal process ...

Designed for first-year, first-time students, our interactive net price calculator helps you and your family estimate your eligibility for financial aid. If you are applying for need-based financial ...