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FAFSA Made Easy Video Archive

Adventures In Education (AIE) is a nonprofit, public benefit program developed by TG that helps students plan and complete their journey through higher education. By providing a Web site and other free resources to students, parents, counselors, and educators, AIE encourages individuals to discover and pursue educational opportunities. AIE promotes a better tomorrow by preparing students and families for the adventure today.

The 2008 FAFSA-Made-Easy video program was created to provide parents and students with step-by-step instructions on how to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Representatives from TG guide viewers through the FAFSA.

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	1. Introduction (2:12) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	2. Who is Eligible? (1:16) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	3. Financial Aid is Available (1:59) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	4. Completing the FAFSA (2:27) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	5. Step 1 - Personal Information (2:26) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	6. Dependency Status (2:01) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	7. The Financial Sections (4:07) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	8. Parents (1:45) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	9. Common Questions (3:18) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	10. Scholarship Search (0:52) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	11. Scholarship Scams (1:43) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	12. Final Step - School Codes (1:26) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video
	13. After FAFSA Submitted (1:53) Play WMV Video Play MP4 Video

For more help filling out the FAFSA, call the Toll-Free Financial Aid Information Center (TFAIC) at (888) 311-8881. Helpful counselors are available to answer your questions.

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To view WMV video clips, you must have a recent version of Microsoft Windows Media® Player installed on your computer. It is available for free at: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/.

To view MP4 video clips, you must have a recent version of Apple Quicktime® Player installed on your computer. It is available for free at: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/.

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