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NASFAA today published its newly updated National Student Aid Profile: Overview of 2024 Federal Programs. As congressional appropriators deliberate on funding levels for critical federal student aid programs that serve as a financial lifeline for low-income students, the 2024 National Profile is a timely resource that NASFAA members can rely on to advocate for federal student aid funding. The document details the six prominent federal financial aid programs, outlines recent trends in federal appropriations for the Title IV programs, and provides updated data on the number of recipients, total volume of awards, and average aid amount for each program. Read the 2024 National Student Aid Profile, and remember to contact your representatives to share how cuts to these programs could impact your students.

Yes, but the data you can share differs between the student and any other contributor on the FAFSA. You can share an Institutional Student Information Record (ISIR) that includes federal tax information (FTI) with the student, including any spouse or parent contributor FTI included on that ISIR. View the full answer to this question to learn more.

NASFAA Monographs were created to assist financial aid administrators in fulfilling their professional responsibilities. NASFAA Training and Regulatory Assistance staff have recently updated the NASFAA Monographs on Cost of Attendance, Satisfactory Academic Progress, and Professional Judgment in Need Analysis to reflect the most current regulation and updated guidance related to the FAFSA Simplification Act. The Monographs include regulatory guidance, practical examples and scenarios, and best practices for ensuring schools remain in compliance with Title IV regulation.

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