if im going to graduate in june which fafsa do i fill out the 2005-06 or 2006-07???
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Yes, everyone above me is right that it's the 2006-2007 FAFSA that you want.  However, the deadlines vary greatly by school -- it's definitely not May 1st for everyone.  Check on your school's website or call their Financial Aid Office to find out what their deadline is.  Pay attention, also, to any deadlines that your state imposes for eligibility for their funding (many states offer grants, scholarships, low-interest loans, etc. to their residents).  You can find these deadlines here: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/before003a.htm#state_deadlines
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You can find out at: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov
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Go to the government website of http://www.fafsa.ed.gov   This is a free website.  You can file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2005-2006 or 2006-2007 academic year.  If you do the 05-06 fafsa you will need your 2004 income tax return and if you do the 06-07 fafsa you will need your 2005 income tax return.  DON'T USE THE FAFSA.COM WEBSITE.  They are a for profit company fafsa.ed.gov is FREE.
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You can submit everything online at the school's website, the only thing you'd have to go to the school for is to meet with your advisor about your upcoming school year. But if you have to call, "I plan on transferring in the Fall of '07, what type of paperwork do I need to fill out?"
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Your FAFSA basically *was* your application fro federal student loans.\n\nYour school will use your FAFSA to determine your eligibility for Federal Student Aid, including federal grants and loans.  Almost every FSA applicant is eligible for some type of Stafford loan funding: your school will inform you via letter or email (sometimes a dedicated student financial aid "portal" on their website) of your eligibility (loan type, amount, and whether the interest on loan will be federally subsidized). They will also let you know if you are eligible for a Perkins Loan and/or any grant funding from the federal government, state, or the school itself.\n\nIf you filed the FAFSA a while ago and have not yet heard from your school, give them a call to make sure they arent missing anything else from you.  \n\nOnce you received notice from them of what you have been awarded, you will need to complete a Master Promissory Note in which you agree to the terms of the loan and provide reference information.  In some cases, your school will require you to select a lender.  If you have not done so before, you will also required to complete "Entrance Counseling" (more paperwork, essentially).
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Sorry, but the only correct EFC is your FAFSA EFC (i.e. the one sent to you and your school from FAFSA Central Processing center).\n\nYour EFC on FinAid.org and similar financial aid sites is going to be a "simplified" calculation.  They give that disclaimer right on the calculator page: http://www.finaid.org/calculators/finaidestimate.phtml .  In reality, there is a lot more to the calculation than the numbers that they ask you on those sites (which are intended to *estimate* your EFC).  If you REALLY want to do a hand calculation of your EFC, you can download the formulas here: http://www.ifap.ed.gov/efcinformation/attachments/0607EFCFormulaGuideDecFinal.pdf  It's not as simple as you think and the College Board might not update their EFC formulas as often as the Dept of Education does.\n\nWhat you might want to do now is compare your SAR (the student version of your FAFSA results that would have been mailed or emailed to you when your FAFSA was processed) to the data that you inputted on the College Board site.  If there are any differences, you will need to decide which is correct and make sure that the FAFSA reflects this.
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I just filled out fin. aid forms for summer 05-06 and 06-07 full year\nI can't find the forms right now but I did find the phone #  \ncall 1 800 433 3243   it is the fed stud. aid info. center you can talk to real person,    and then they can give the web site to you, you can also get the forms if you want to hand fill out at your local college.
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Its a federally funded financial aid if you are going to college. The online application is listed below.You can also go to the college you plan to attend and they could fill it out for you.
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fafsa.ed.gov\ntake advantage of it, your education will last  a lifetime
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check the website of the schools you want to attend, they will list all their important deadlines for financial aid.  some schools (mostly private ones) require you to fill out the CSS/Profile form in addition to the FAFSA in order to receive aid from the school itself.\n\na good website to check for scholarships is fastweb.com.
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If you expect (or want to) receive any financial aid to pay for college, you need to either spend that money or hide it in a (gasp) retirement account. If you don't, FAFSA asks you how much you have saved, and your financial aid package will expect you to spend all of that money.\n\nThe best retirement account to hide it in is a Roth IRA (but you can only contribute to it in the same year that the money is earned, so it might be too late for you). Do some research online into Roth IRA's.\n\nIf you don't expect any financial aid or you don't find a retirement account, you should put the money into an account that earns the most interest. Generally it'll be an online money market or savings account. Currently the best ones are linked below. Make sure you read the terms and understand how to transfer money in and out of these accounts.
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Study the 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 ones and they should prepare you for the 2006 one :-)
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Fill out an application:\n\nhttp://www.fafsa.ed.gov/complete001.htm
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For what? college? Search FAFSA..not sure if their website if FAFSA.COM or .GOV or .ED\ngoogle it to make sure
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There is a website that I have used in the past to see how much money I will get before I filled out the lengthy FAFSA application that might help in your situation.  You just enter your financial information in the boxes and then gives you your EFC (Expected Family Contribution) as well as the amount you will receive from the pell grant.
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Your 2nd Estimated tax voucher for 2006 is due tomorrow (6/15/06)\nYou can go to the IRS website and download form 1040ES (some forms can even be filled in on-line, but be sure to print it twice so you have the original and a copy.) You base your 2006 estimated taxes on your total Federal income taxes paid for 2005.  This is a safe harbor, you may (probably) will wind up still owing 4/15/07.  If you wait to the end of the year, you probably will incur Estimated Tax penalties for not having at least as much tax paid in for 2006 as you had to pay  for 2005.\n\nYou should also check to see if your state requires Estimated Taxes to be paid, most do.\n\nHopes that helps,\nSourdough48
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Fill out the FAFSA, apply to the school, speak with their office of financial aid (they will have a list of grants/scholarships/etc. and their requirements.) You should schedule an appointment with their office so that you don't have to wait long. They are usually willing to help you fill out a paper FAFSA, but it's fairly simple if you have your tax returns to follow the online instructions.