To assist colleges and universities with pricing analysis and financial aid awarding strategies, the College Board has developed the Financial Aid Strategy Tool (FAST). FAST uses your institutional enrollment data and advanced econometric modeling techniques to help you achieve the full range of your enrollment goals.

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To assist colleges and universities with pricing analysis and financial aid awarding strategies, the College Board has developed the Financial Aid Strategy Tool (FAST). FAST uses your institutional enrollment data and advanced econometric modeling techniques to help you achieve the full range of your enrollment goals.

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Frequently asked questions about financial aid concerning gial aid concerning graduate students

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To qualify for federal sources of financial aid, students must complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to the U.S. Department of Education