FAFSA Connecticut is a multi-agency initiative designed to increase the number of Connecticut students applying for federal aid for college.
11/05/2019
Several organizations are joining forces to host a series of FAFSA workshops in New Haven for the Class of 2020. Take a look and follow the links to sign up for professional assistance in navigating the process of making college affordable.
11/01/2018
For high school seniors (and parents)... Time to prepare for college and its expenses (and ways to pay for it!)
Higher Heights YEP, Inc.- FAFSA FUN Nights 2018 Higher Heights Youth Empowerment Programs, Inc. in collaboration with the City of New Haven Board of Alderman, New Haven Public Schools, Yale University, Southern CT State University, Albertus Magnus College and local churches will host FAFSA Fun Nights for parents of graduating high school seniors....
11/01/2016
Financial aid advice is sometimes easier to understand in a parent-to-parent exchange. If that's the case, here's some advice from a parent.
5 Financial Aid Tips for Parents (from a Parent) Happy New (School) Year! The beginning of the school year is always an exciting time in our home. For my kids, it’s the anticipation of going back to school, making new friends, and the start of soccer! For my husband and me, it’s the joy of getting back to a routine. This year is slightlyContinue R...
Hey New Haven, the Fair Haven Middle School is showcased in a national video competition. Please follow the link and "like" the New Haven Promise video ( #6) to help bring victory back to the Elm City!
College Promise College Promise is a national, non-partisian, non-profit initigative that builds broad public support
10/01/2016
If you know a New Haven high school senior, let them know that their journey to college starts today! By visiting FAFSANewHaven.org, students can now apply for both FAFSA and New Haven Promise. There is literally a mountain of money — millions — on the table for them.
05/26/2016
USA Today has tips on dealing with the loss of financial aid. Visit the story for more, but the summary items are: 1. talk to your financial aid office; 2. apply for private scholarships; 3. take advantage of tutoring programs and office hours; 4. appeal your award; 5. max out your federal aid; and 6. transfer to a cheaper school.
What to do if you lose your financial aid Don’t panic. There are steps you can take to fill the gaps.
05/09/2016
Ghergich & Company recently teamed up with The Kresge Foundation to create an extensive infographic which highlights the many of the challenges urban students face and offers some potential solutions to make attaining a degree possible. Please take a look at FAFSANewHaven.org for a deeper understanding.
Urban Higher Education Ecosystem New Haven Promise and Promise Movement are certainly ahead of the game in making a college diploma possible for low-income students.
04/08/2016
As Decision Day comes closer, here's a look at some things to consider before signing on the dotted line.
Everything You Need to Know About Paying For College To make sure families are armed with all of the information they need during this time, we've compiled articles that cover everything from financial aid letters to tuition insurance policies.