Change in Financial Circumstances Form 2001-2002-2025

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Did you lose a job, have a drop in income, or become separated or divorced? If so, you may be eligible to have your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form adjusted so you qualify for additional aid, or to have your income-driven repayment (IDR) plan recalculated based on your current circumstances.
Yes, you can still apply for FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) even if your parents have a high income. However, the amount of financial aid you receive may be limited because FAFSA primarily considers your familys financial situation when determining your eligibility for need-based aid.
Special circumstances can include loss of income due to: Job termination or reduction in hours. Divorce or separation after completion of the FAFSA. Death of a parent or spouse after completion of the FAFSA. Loss or reduction of untaxed income or benefits.
Medical, dental, or nursing home expenses not covered by insurance; Child or dependent care expenses; Severe disability of the student or other member of the students household; and. Other changes or adjustments that impact the students costs or ability to pay for college.
Special circumstances refer to any changes in your finances, enrollment plans, or living situation that may affect your cost of attendance or expected contribution. Students may submit information about these circumstances and/or submit an appeal to have their financial aid eligibility adjusted.

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Special circumstances and Student Aid Index (SAI) appeals Divorce, separation or death of parent or spouse. Changes to taxable social security benefits, child support, or alimony received. Family housing and transportation expenses. Paid medical or dental expenses.
Examples of special circumstances may include the following: significant changes to your financial situation, such as loss of employment or pay cuts. tuition expenses at an elementary or secondary school. high amounts of medical or dental expenses not covered by insurance.
Perhaps your or your familys income has changed since the application was filed. Or, you may have educational expenses that werent included in your financial aid budget. Consider submitting an appeal.

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