FAFSA only allows up to 10 colleges, but I have more?

[HopefulBadgerPlz]

Is it possible at all to add more than 10 schools? After submitting the FAFSA I decided to apply to a few more schools but I don’t have any more room for them on the FAFSA. What do I do?

[greeninohio]

I believe once your FAFSA has been processed the information is sent to the schools you list. To send it to more/different schools, log in and change the schools on your list. If you correct any information on your FAFSA, however, you will have to resend it to the schools that were on your initial list to have the corrected information sent to them.

[4kidsdad]

See https://fafsa.ed.gov/help/fotwfaq14.htm

Your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) can list up to ten colleges. Once you receive your Student Aid Report (SAR), you can make the information available to more than ten colleges through one of the following options. Each option will allow the college to receive an electronic copy of your SAR, and you will also receive an updated SAR:
•Click Login on the home page and log in to FAFSA on the Web. You will be given the option to Make FAFSA Corrections. Remove some of the colleges listed on your FAFSA, add the additional school codes, and submit the corrections for processing.
•Give the additional colleges your Social Security Number, name, and the Data Release Number (DRN) from your SAR so that they can add their school code to your FAFSA and receive an electronic copy of your SAR.
•Call the Federal Student Aid Information Center and have them add the colleges for you. When you call, you must provide the DRN from your SAR or confirmation page. Refer to the Help page for contact information.
•If you have a paper SAR, you can replace the colleges listed on the SAR with other colleges, and mail the SAR back to Federal Student Aid. Note that the paper SAR only allows you to change up to four colleges.

Note: If there are ten colleges on your FAFSA, any new school codes that you add will replace one or more of the school codes already listed.