Fafsa Drug Conviction Worksheet

2018 2019 fafsa drug conviction worksheet posted on november 15 2017 august 17 2018 by peter terebesi s tudents who report on their fafsa that they were convicted of possessing or selling illegal drugs must complete the student aid eligibility worksheet for question 23 to determine if they are eligible for federal student aid. When you complete the fafsa form you will be asked whether you had a drug conviction for an offense that occurred while you were receiving federal student aid.

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You must complete this worksheet because you reported on your 2019 2020 fafsa that you had a conviction for possessing or selling illegal drugs or because you left question 23 blank.

Fafsa drug conviction worksheet. Student aid eligibility worksheet. The drug related conviction worksheet is designed to help students determine their status. On your free application for federal student aid fafsa you either 1 left question 2 3 blank or 2 you told us you have a drug related conviction.

Complete this worksheet to determine if you are eligible for federal title iv financial aid. To receive federal student aid you need to tell the financial aid office at your college your eligibility date from question 11 on this worksheet. Student aid eligibility worksheet for question 23 2018 2019 you are receiving this worksheet with your student aid report sar because you reported on your free application for federal student aid fafsa that you had a conviction for possessing or selling illegal drugs or because you left question 23 blank.

Means your drug convictions affect eligibility for federal student aid for part of this school year. You are receiving this worksheet with your student aid report sar because you reported on your free application for federal student aid fafsa that you had a conviction for possessing or selling illegal drugs or because you left question 23 blank. If the answer is yes you will be provided a worksheet to help you determine whether your conviction affects your eligibility for federal student aid.

This data is neither used nor collected by the illinois student assistance commission isac when determining eligibility for state funded programs. If you have a drug convictions for these offenses complete the student aid eligibility worksheet for the drug conviction question on the fafsa to determine if your conviction affects your eligibility for aid. The answer to the drug related conviction question is used for the determination of federal student aid only.

Use this worksheet to determine your eligibility to question 23 and then return the worksheet to th e office of financial aid. You can become eligible earlier in the school year if you complete an acceptable drug rehabilitation program or pass two. You can also call the federal student aid information center at 1 800 4 fed aid 1 800 433 3243.

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