"what qualifies you to help?"

I am currently employed in a Financial Aid Office at a Title IV-eligible, accredited college, with 7 years of experience and have received many credentials awarded through the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA). I am active in my state, regional, and national associations.

 

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"so, who are you?"

As much as I would love to share who I am and where I work, this service is designed to be separate from and unrelated to my employment at the college, so you can simply call me "the FAFSA Master!"

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"why do it for free?"

Because I don't like seeing families pay for something that should be free. As a currently employed Financial Aid Administrator (FAA), I already get paid by my school to help OUR students, but why not help ANYONE trying to go to school? During this COVID-19 season of financial uncertainty for families, this is just a way for me to make a small positive impact where I can.

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"how can I trust you if you are anonymous?"

I can respect that concern. If this makes you uncomfortable, you can keep your questions to me general, or you can simply contact your school's Financial Aid Office. The services I offer are intended to prevent you from paying a for-profit service for something Financial Aid Administrators do every day at no cost - simply because we never want financial aid to be a barrier to a student's success.