Monday, June 2

Financial Aid Basics Training - On Demand

Take an in-depth look at the financial aid process from a foundational level.

By ICAN

Select date and time

Starts on Monday, June 2 · 10pm PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Take an in-depth look at the financial aid process from a foundational level. Ideal for school counselors and novice admissions and financial aid professionals, this training starts at square one with basic terminology and breaks down the financial aid process into easy-to-understand segments including:

Define types of aid available
Understanding financial need
How need is calculated
Award Letter Process
Funding Options for Students and Parents
Understanding Student Loans

This training will also cover how to talk to students and parents about college costs, outline a school counselor’s role in the financial aid process for students with difficult or unique home situations, and review recommendations for engaging students and families in preparing for college financing.

While this training will touch on the FAFSA form as part of the process, this is NOT FAFSA training and will not delve into the form in detail.

The on-demand video is available daily. Select any date and proceed with registration and payment. Once you are registered you will receive a link to the event. You can click the link and Join the event at any time to view the on-demand video.

If you have any questions, contact professionaldevelopment@icansucceed.org.

To learn more about additional professional development ICAN has to offer visit: www.icansucceed.org/pd

Organized by

ICAN

ICAN's mission is empowering Iowans to achieve lifeling success through education training, and infromed decision-making.

We believe that education leads to greater economic prosperity for individual students, their families, and the communities in which they reside.

We also believe that all Iowans benefit as more and more students attain their education and career goals through informed decision making, translating into greater numbers of educated and skilled workers.