Successful Education Solutions Offers FAFSA Guide for Seamless Process of Receiving College Grants
Carmel, NY, October 13, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Successful Education Solutions, a service specializing in assisting incoming college students and their families, emphasizes the importance of being informed, and keeping up-to-date with, their Free Application for Federal Student profile.
The SES College Blueprint lays out the important steps each college-bound student must take in order to prepare in choosing the right college and defray the costs that come with higher education. The team of college planning specialists at SES provides professional guidance and advice, which are crucial for families that seek for their family members to obtain a college degree while significantly cutting the expenses associated with it.
“At Successful Education Solutions, our goal is to help students and parents navigate the complex college planning process,” said Jeff Sonnergren, Founder and President of Successful Education Solutions. “SES strives to help students choose the school that best fits their academics and personality while enabling their families to maintain their financial quality of life,” he added.
SuccessfulEducationSolutions.com provides an abridged version of the FAFSA and important information on FAFSA profiles which are used by several state colleges to determine if a student qualifies for state or school aid. FAFSA profiles are also used by certain private financial assistance providers to determine eligibility.
In five chapters, SES summarizes the how the FAFSA collects a set of financial numbers from a family to calculate the Expected Family Contribution. It also tackles the six major areas of funding for the family of the college-bound student, and stresses the importance of timeliness and accuracy when submitting a FAFSA.
SES’ abridged version of the FAFSA emphasizes the importance of checking out the college’s website to find out the priority deadline for applying for financial aid. Electronic filing of the FAFSA is ideally after January 1st of the college year in question, the earliest that the Department of Education accepts such filings. The FAFSA has room to list ten colleges electronically, which will receive the digital report from the DOE.
SES offers consultation for clients in need of clarification and assistance for their FAFSA profiles.
To find out more about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid for getting federal aid for college, please visit http://www.successfuleducationsolutions.com for information.
