Financial Aid Forms
- FAFSA
  - All college-bound students should apply for financial aid using this form. Note: The FAFSA cannot be completed before October 1st of the student's senior year! Remember: The FAFSA is a FREE application for student aid. Do not confuse this site with fafsa.com or fafsa.org, which are companies that will charge to submit the FAFSA for you.
Students and one parent should first follow the directions to apply for an FSA ID.
CSS PROFILE
- The CSS PROFILE form is required by some colleges and universities in addition to the FAFSA.
Click here to access a list of schools that require the PROFILE.
IDOC
- Some colleges require that families submit copies of tax returns and other documents through the IDOC (Institutional Documentation) Service as a part of the financial aid process. Colleges that require IDOC submission will communicate directly with families after the CSS Profile is filed.
Click here to access a list of schools that require IDOC.
HESAA - NJ Grants and Scholarships
- Most families complete the NJ grant application process immediately after completing the FAFSA. If you need to complete that short application at a later point, it can be accessed at the HESAA site.
U.S. Department of Education, College Affordability and Transparency Center (CATC)
- You can start here by finding information about how much it costs students to attend different colleges, how fast those costs are going up, and information related to why costs are going up.
Financial Aid Informational Resources
MyinTuition
- A quick college cost estimator. MyinTuition ensures that students and their families have quick and easy access to the information they need to make decisions about college affordability. MyinTuition shows the projected cost of college once financial aid is factored in, helping students understand and plan for what college will actually cost.
HESAA Student Loan Guide
- This guide contains information that covers the Federal Loan programs, New Jersey’s state loan program-NJCLASS, and information on other alternative private loan options. Our goal is to provide you with information to assist you in navigating your way through the student loan process.
Financial Aid from the U.S. Department of Education
- This website is designed to assist the Federal Student Aid office in its mission to ensure that students and their families are aware of, have access to, and apply for postsecondary financial assistance.
NJ Higher Education Student Assistance Authority
- This website provides students and their families with financial and informational resources for students to pursue their education beyond high school.
FinAid - The Smart Guide to Financial Aid
- The quality page has links to many financial aid sites, including scholarships, loans, and scam alerts. Particularly useful is the frequently asked question area.
Sallie Mae/College Answer
- College Answer, presented by Sallie Mae guides users through the entire college process from early planning and estimating, to applying for federal and private loans online.
Application Fee Waivers
- A list of over 1,500 colleges/universities and their policies on application fee waivers.
Avoiding Financial Aid Scams
The Federal Trade Commission
- This site provides information about scholarship scams.
Better Business Bureau
- Check the legitimacy of scholarship search organizations or individuals.
Scholarship Resources
For scholarship resources, please visit the Scholarships page.

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