Financial Aid — a citable financial aid mind

US federal financial aid compliance: FAFSA eligibility and application rules, the Federal Student Aid (FSA) Handbook, and Department of Education institutional eligibility regulations under 34 CFR Part 668 — grounded exclusively in studentaid.gov and the eCFR.

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