Special Circumstances
For most applicants, the FAFSA results accurately gauge how much the family is able to pay for college. Circumstances sometimes exist which are not captured by the FAFSA and are not reflected in the student's award. Please review the following situations:
- 2013 household income will be less than 2012 due to job loss, retirement, loss of social security benefits, or loss of child support.
- Parents divorced in 2013, but have/will file a joint 2012 federal tax return.
- Parents 2012 medical or dental expenses exceeded 10% of their 2012 income.
If any apply to your family or you have other circumstances to be considered, you must complete a Special Consideration Worksheet and submit it online by selecting an option below.
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Online Form
This worksheet form allows you to fill-out your worksheet and instantly submit it to the Office of Financial Assistance.
Click here to view online form
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Online Form
This worksheet form allows you to fill-out your worksheet and instantly submit it to the Office of Financial Assistance.
Click here to view online form
