The impact of 529 assets on a beneficiary’s financial aid package depends on who owns the account. As outlined above, if the ...

We do this by subtracting the amount of your Expected Family Contribution (EFC)/Student Aid Index (SAI) according to the results of your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) from the cost ...

This question is about the Student Aid Index. The Student Aid Index (SAI) replaced the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) for ...

The amount of money you can get depends on your financial need, which is determined by your college's cost of attendance minus your Expected Family Contribution (EFC). The EFC is calculated based ...

We meet 100% of the need that is based on our determination of your institutional expected family contribution. Income (prior-prior tax year) Assets (including home equity, all business/farm equity) ...

(Note: Your Expected Family Contribution is not a prediction of how much cash you actually have on hand, nor a value judgment about how much you “ought” to be able to pull from your current income, ...

The Financial Aid Office takes the total cost for attending Santa Clara University for an academic year (including room, board, books, supplies, local transportation, loan fees and personal expenses) ...

EFC or Expected Family Contribution—(found on the Student Aid Report), is the amount students and their parents are expected to pay toward the cost of attendance. Need—is the difference between the ...

The current FAFSA calculates an expected family contribution, or EFC, which determines students' eligibility for federal financial aid. If a household has multiple family members in college at the ...