FAFSA Spreadsheet for Estimating Dependent Students' EFC and Pell Grant Awards

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I’d like a copy please. Thanks.

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I would also like a copy of the spreadsheet, Thank you! youngreps@sbcglobal.net

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I’d love to have a copy of the spreadsheet. Hope this is not too late. Thanks Joe @joecoletta

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Please send along a copy. Thanks for the time and effort you put into this!

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How is this different then using the EFC calculator on the College Board?

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@collegemom9

Our EFC calculator uses the same official DOE formulas and tables used by FAFSA.

I do not know if the CollegeBoard uses the same official DOE formulas and tables used by FAFSA or uses generalized assumptions like other EFC estimators.

Joe

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Hello, may I have a copy of the spreadsheet. Thank you.

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@joecoletta yes. The College Board EFC calculator yields the same results as the FAFSA does.

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Would like a copy of this spreadsheet. Thanks, @joecoletta !

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@collegemom9

I reviewed my older messages and found two members who compared (i) the CollegeBoard EFC calculator, (ii) FAFSA, and (iii) our EFC [Calculator] and Pell Grant Estimator*, and found identical results for the EFC amongst all three.

Have you compared our EFC [Calculator] and Pell Grant Estimator to the other two, and if so, what were your results?

Thanks!

Joe

  • The 2019-2020 Pell Grant schedule is expected to be released in January or February.