<p>Does all of the tax information need to be in by Feb. 1? The W2 and stuff?</p>
<p>2004 Tax returns and W2s are due May 1st. Feb 1st deadline for Profile and FAFSA. </p>
<p>Disregard Profile's statement about 2003 Tax returns; I contacted the Office of Student Financial Service (OSFS) and they said that we did not need to submit these forms.</p>
<p>Early action acceptees should expect a financial aid reward letter in Mid-March; Regular decision applicants should expect in April.</p>
<p>Oh thanks. That was my next question, whether we needed to send in 2003 tax forms if don't have the 2004 info. I was kind of worried because I just now saw that University Chicago requires you send in 2003 tax information by tomorrow, so I better get started on that...</p>
<p>I might not need to say this but...</p>
<p>You should use the 2003 tax returns for filling out the Profile and FAFSA if you and/or parent's income and assets don't flunctuate like a roller coaster. If you and/or parent's own a business, it's going to get complicated because earnings change; but if your and/or parent's jobs pay a stable salary, then 2003 Tax returns are a great thing to work off of for the FAFSA and Profile.</p>
<p>Also, expect higher traffic for FAFSA and Profile today and tomorrow.</p>