Unlock College Funding: Join Moreno Valley's Financial Aid Awareness Week

Financial Aid Awareness Week is an event organized by Student Financial Services to help students understand how to finance their college education. During the week, students can participate in various activities and workshops that explain the financial aid application process and the available resources. This event promotes the annual completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Application (CADAA), which open on October 1 and have a priority deadline of May 2.

The week features daily workshops from April 22 to April 24, where students can get help with their FAFSA or CADAA applications. These workshops are held at specific times and locations, allowing students to work directly with financial aid experts. There are also special sessions including Financial Aid 101, Resources for Dreamers, and a workshop on Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Appeals, which will be conducted via Zoom.

A key part of the week is the resource fair, taking place at Moreno Valley College's main campus and the Ben Clark Training Center. At these fairs, students can access important information and resources, and receive a free lunch if they start or continue their 2024-2025 FAFSA or CA Dream Act applications. The resource fair at Moreno Valley College is on April 25, and the one at Ben Clark Training Center is on April 23.

For additional support, Student Financial Services offers assistance via phone or email. This helps ensure that all students can navigate the financial aid process effectively.

This article has been enhanced with AI assistance. Agree to access AI-generated content by clicking here, or opt for content with less AI influence here.