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	Financial Aid Financial planning for your continued education may not be as difficult—or as out of reach—as you think. It’s important to remember that improving your skills and increasing your knowledge are always a great investment in your future. We realize that applying for financial aid can be a daunting process. At Goodwin, you will work with a personal Financial Aid Officer who will help you create a financial plan that is just as unique as you are. In addition to government grants and loans, Goodwin College awards more than $2 million annually to students. This assistance helps a large number of students realize their dream of completing college. It’s important to note that most Goodwin College students begin class with little or no out-of-pocket expense. We invite you to explore the terms and links on this page as they will help you become more comfortable with the financial aid process. The College Board recently reported that individuals with a college degree earn on average $1 million dollars more in a working lifetime than those with simply a high school diploma. Let Goodwin College set you on the path to career success. What does “financial aid” mean? Any assistance you get with paying for tuition, books and supplies is financial aid. Learn more about the types of financial aid and all the loans, grants, and scholarships that are available to you. Isn’t applying for financial aid time-consuming and difficult to understand? Actually, no. You will work with a personal Financial Aid Officer to identify and plan the ideal aid package for you. What is FAFSA? The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). If you are thinking about financing your education, FAFSA is your entryway into the financial aid system. Learn more about FAFSA. Completing your online FAFSA application should be your first step in the process. Please be sure to enter the Goodwin College school code: 015833. Even with financial aid, how can I afford to go to school? Because a little planning goes a long way. Goodwin prides itself on being an affordable, private college. We really mean it when we say that most students begin class with little or no out-of-pocket expense. Here are some cost-reducing options to consider, so that you never have to say, “never.” Review our helpful Financial Aid tips to help you keep track of paperwork and deadlines.