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Family Income and Expense Form 2011-2012 - University of Virginia

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The document is an Interest/Dividend Income Statement form for the 2011-2012 academic year, requested by Student Financial Services at the University of Virginia. It aims to clarify discrepancies between reported interest/dividend income and asset values on financial aid applications. The form requires students and their parents/spouses to report detailed information about cash, savings, checking accounts, and various investments, along with explanations if asset values are low compared to reported income. Signatures from both the student and parent are required to certify the accuracy of the information provided.

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Does the University of Virginia require the CSS Profile?

All first-year, returning, and transfer undergraduate students who wish to be considered for all forms of need-based financial aid are required to complete the Profile.

Who needs to fill out the CSS Profile?

You only need to fill out the CSS Profile if your school requires it. By contrast, all college applicants should submit the FAFSA. Experts strongly advise applicants from low-income families to submit the CSS Profile.

Does the UVA law require a CSS Profile?

Admitted applicants who would like the Scholarship Committee to also consider their financial need must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the CSS Profile.

Does VCU require CSS Profile?

You must complete the FAFSA and the CSS Profile annually to receive any loan and/or scholarships.

How do I know if my college requires a CSS Profile?

Check your colleges information to determine whether they require the CSS Profile. A list of participating school is available online. Some schools may also require divorced or separated parents to complete separate applications.