What is a SAR, and how do I read it?

The Student Aid Report (SAR) is a detailed explanation of the information you supplied on your FAFSA. You will receive your SAR anywhere from 3 to 6 weeks after completing your FAFSA. The shorter time period is for those who file their FAFSA online. The paper version takes six weeks.

The SAR is used for three purposes. First, it is a means of conveying important information about your application for federal aid. Second, it tells you your Estimated Family Contribution (EFC). Finally, it can be used to make changes to your application information.

If you have questions regarding your SAR, you will need to contact the Office of Financial Aid.

 

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Article ID: 44247
Created
Mon 12/11/17 4:02 PM
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Tue 2/18/20 2:39 PM