• DACA "Cheat" Sheet for FAFSA

    This document was created by the Idaho DACA Students facebook group as a reference document for DACA students to utilize when filling out their FAFSA application. Once again, DACA students do not qualify for federal aid, but their FAFSA results may be beneficial in establishing a financial need for scholarship purposes.
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  • FAFSA for DACA Students per Financial Aid Website

    The attached document will help clarify some questions for DACAmented students. DACA students are not eligible to receive federal aid, but for scholarship purposes, you can still fill out your FAFSA so you can get a general overview of you expected family contribution(EFC), which many scholarship programs will utilize to determine financial need.
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  • FAFSA Helpful Information

    The attached sheet was created by Victoria College representatives to giuide you in filling out your FAFSA. It will guide you through the process of creating and FSA ID, to electronically sign your FAFSA form and tips to help you along the way. The second page also includes space for you to write down your login information as you go along the process.
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  • Fiscal Tiger

    Whether you are looking to go straight into the workforce, continue in the workforce or go off to college, understanding life can be difficult. Fiscal Tiger gives you resources to help you master your financial endeavors. Here you can find resources for helping understand credit, credit cards and your own personal finances. There are several articles and financial glossaries to explore and learn from.

    For those of you going into college, check out the College Finance Glossary under the Financial Glossaries tab. This is a great resource for students and parents. 

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  • State Aid - TASFA

    If you are undocumented, DACAmented or otherwise do not qualify for federal financial aid, you may still qualify for state aid in Texas. The Texas Application for State Financial Aid is avaiable to students who may be seeking other financial assistance. Texas is one of a handful of states that offers state aid to students who do not qualify for federal fnancial aid. Each college has a varied application so be sure to do your research when applying to your college of choice. If you need any help, please see your school counselor or contact an admissions representative. The attached link will take you to Texas State's online page regarding TASFA.

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  • Financial Aid - FAFSA

    Need help with fuding for college? FAFSA is here to help. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is meant to try and help match students to any financial aid assistance that may be available to them. Applications must be completed each school year online. Students will be prompted for their parents financial information. Be prepared to answer those questions. Tax information can be linked electronically through the IRS.gov website to make the process run a little faster. Funds are limited so the sooner you complete your FAFSA, the better.

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  • The Comomon Application

    If your college is not listed in the Apply Texas portal, try the Common Application. There are over 700 schools who accept applications trhough this site. Follow the link to start your college journey.

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  • Apply Texas

    Use this page to apply for every public school in Texas and som private schools as well. Create your profile and get started applying to college today!

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