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5 FAFSA Tips to Keep You Sane
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If this is your first time completing a FAFSA, starting early is the best thing you can do. You can save as you go with the FAFSA, but I think the best thing you can do is set aside a good chunk of time to just go over the site with your parents and fill in as much information as possible. Lack of consistency across years may mean your FAFSA and financial aid needs to go through a process called verification.