Before, when I submitted FAFSA for the 1st time, I had a Estimated Expected Family Contribution (EFC)= 002455, then, I changed a few colleges (still On Campus housing). I also changed the adjusted gross income of my parents from 40k to $55,505. I changed my mom’s income from 22,703 to 24,294. Everything else stayed the same. My new EFC is 005302 and my Pell Grant Estimate disappeared, what happened? Do I still get Pell Grant?
No. See https://www.ifap.ed.gov/dpcletters/GEN1401.html
0 Pell grants (annual full time) for EFC of 5158 or above
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also changed the adjusted gross income of my parents from 40k to $55,505.
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Your parents’ income is too high for Pell.
Then what is a pell grant scheduled award? I saw a table from a school and my number qualifies for some money. http://www.brooklyn.cuny.edu/web/off_financialaid/PELL_chart.pdf
No, your efc of 5302 is at the end. 5158 to 999999 = $0.
Your EFC is now too high for Pell Grant eligibility of any kind.