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    March Madness Financial Aid Finals Webinar Recordings


    Join us for our two-part March Madness Financial Aid Finals webinars as we guide students and families through the FAFSA AND TASFA. The first webinar, Financial Aid Get in the Game, will provide an overview of the financial aid process and what is required to complete it. In the second webinar, Financial Aid Final Finish, students will receive insight on what to expect after completing the financial aid process. 

    Let us help you complete this graduation requirement and become college bound!

    Financial Aid Get in the Game

    https://youtu.be/obGrOc8k0mE

     

    Financial Aid Final Finish

    https://youtu.be/bPVNsnYucwU

     

    Dallas ISD Financial Aid Resource Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1F6g5stKlbrfeew1mYoF_snFQ-aSifpic?usp=sharing

     

     

    Pay for College


    What is financial aid? Watch for a quick overview to learn how to fund your college career!

  • The cost to attend college varies by institution, but there are several sources of financial aid (money specifically for college) available to students. The primary way to find out what types of financial aid you are eligible to receive is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA). You should complete the FAFSA or the TASFA, not both. Which one is right for you? Find out below.
     
    *Seniors - College financial aid application (FAFSA or TASFA) opens October 1, but you can order any tax transcripts . 
     
    FAFSA or TASFA? 
    Watch the videos below to learn about which application best fits you!
     
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  • Verification

    After completing the FAFSA or TASFA, many students get selected for a process called verification. The verification process requires colleges and universitites to collect documentation from students to verify that the information provided on the FAFSA or TASFA is accurate. Here are two resources to help students who have been selected for verification get through the process and to financial aid awards:

    Verification Steps Flyer

    Verification Steps Brochure