They thought they didn’t qualify. They were wrong.

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How One Family Turned FAFSA Confusion Into $136K

When the Johnsons first looked at the FAFSA, they assumed they didn’t qualify for much—maybe a few hundred dollars in grants. But with EDFIN’s expert guidance, everything changed.

Over four years, EDFIN helped the family navigate the FAFSA maze, correct errors, and uncover funding they didn’t know existed. The result? $136,000 in grants and scholarships—money that made college not just possible, but comfortable.

Don’t leave money on the table. With the right guidance, your family could be next.

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Your student's financial future may depend on getting it right.

Shelly Ruffin34-Year FAFSA & College Funding Consultant EDFIN College Planning Team

P.S. The earlier you identify FAFSA mistakes, the more options you have to correct them before financial aid decisions are finalized. Download your free checklist today.

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Your student's financial future may depend on getting it right.

Shelly Ruffin34-Year FAFSA & College Funding Consultant EDFIN College Planning Team

P.S. The earlier you identify FAFSA mistakes, the more options you have to correct them before financial aid decisions are finalized. Download your free checklist today.Your student's financial future may depend on getting it right.

“The earlier you plan, the more money your student can access.”

As your 33-year FAFSA Guru, I, [Shelly Rufin] and the EDFIN College Planning Team are here to help.

With 33-Years of experience in college financial aid, prior Director of Financial Aid/Scholarships, expert guidance and resources to make the FAFSA process less overwhelming.