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FAFSA Information

Please see your college and career readiness counselor if you need assistance or have questions on how to complete your FAFSA

If you require FAFSA assistance please look at these FAFSA-related steps for Class of 2023 graduates. 

STEP 1: The Student and parent will need to obtain an FSA ID # you can do this at 

https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch

STEP 2: you can start to fill out the FAFSA application for 2023-2024 year- the website is https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa


If you need assistance, the New Mexico Educational Assistance Foundation (NMEAF) has additional information on their website on support at www.nmeaf.org and you can set up a virtual appointment by emailing: outreach@nmeaf.org.  The University of New Mexico also offers FAFSA workshops and support to any student regardless of their college choice: https://financialaid.unm.edu/fafsaworkshops/index.html

In addition to the FAFSA form, many private colleges and universities require students to complete the College Board's financial aid profile in order to determine how much financial aid and scholarship assistance the student will need.

Visit the College Board's CSS Profile website!

Special Circumstances

For students who are homeless, you will need to contact the APS Title 1 Homeless Project. (505-256-8239 ext. 46902)

For students who are undocumented, you will need to contact Armando Bustamante who works with El Centro de la Raza at the University of New Mexico. (505-277-5020)

For fafsa help contact below

UNM:

Sebastian Molinar

smolinar@unm.edu

505-277-0350

Maria Anchondo

maria76617@unm.edu

505-277-4382

Marcial Martinez

marcialm@unm.edu

505-277-2203

 

CNM:

  To contact CNM: 505-224-3000 or the student may go to this link and fill out a form requesting assistance: or email: cortega24@cnm.edu or cortega24@cnm.edu 

 

NMEAF:

MarketingDepartment@nmeaf.org

761-2352 (Joni)

761-2070  (Ruben)