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How is FASFA used?

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fasfa stands for free application for student federal aid. it is used to tell colleges how much money you qualify for in grants scholarships and other types of money.

it doesnt matter what you put on the fasfa because schools will ask for proof.

also never pay for the fafsa. its free go to fasfa.ed.gov

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