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Two fafsa's?
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If you filed for the 17-18 academic year then you're good.
If you filed for the 17-18 academic year then you're good.
Unless you made less money last year than 2015 it might be worth doing the new one haha
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Didn't FAFSA change their policy? 2015 is used for 17-18. It's now a year prior instead of the current year.Unless you made less money last year than 2015 it might be worth doing the new one haha
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If you filed for the 17-18 academic year then you're good.
What @Rekker said.
Unless you made less money last year than 2015 it might be worth doing the new one haha
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From what I understand and did, you input the tax information from 2015 for the 2017-2018 year. Doesn't matter what you earned in 2016.
Didn't FAFSA change their policy? 2015 is used for 17-18. It's now a year prior instead of the current year.
Oh maybe I know it was in October didnt check for now
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Yeah, it's the same tax return for the entire cycle.Oh maybe I know it was in October didnt check for now
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Unless you made less money last year than 2015 it might be worth doing the new one haha
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There is no "new" FAFSA as of 1/2017. The 2017-18 FAFSA opened in October 2016 and is based entirely on 2015 income information. This year is different than past cycles.