Public student-aid administering office · Washington, D.C., Federal, United States

Federal Student Aid — U.S. Department of Education

The agency sets rates, eligibility, and caps; the college certifies need, cost, and the individual amount within those limits.

About Federal Student Aid — U.S. Department of Education

Federal Student Aid administers FAFSA, publishes program rules and rates, and lets students review their federal aid records.

The agency sets rates, eligibility, and caps; the college certifies need, cost, and the individual amount within those limits.

File FAFSA and speak with the college financial-aid office; the school determines whether to offer the loan and how much you may accept.

Who it serves and what it can cover: The agency sets rates, eligibility, and caps; the college certifies need, cost, and the individual amount within those limits.

How to apply or get help: File FAFSA and speak with the college financial-aid office; the school determines whether to offer the loan and how much you may accept. For case-specific questions, contact the program or financial-aid office named on its official page.

Official application and program information

In brief

Public student-aid administering office