The Financial Aid Office is here to help. Whether you need assistance in completing your FAFSA or would like to attend one of our workshops we can assist you. Below are some of the additional services offered by the Financial Aid Office:
2022-2023 FAFSA On the web Walkthrough Presentation
The Financial Aid Office will be conducting FAFSA Workshops throughout the academic year for current and newly admitted students and their parents. During the session, you will learn more about the FAFSA and have the opportunity to complete your 2022-2023 FAFSA online.
Click here for a checklist of requirements for FAFSA Assistance
Please be advised that these workshops are to assist you with completing the 2022-2023 FAFSA. All other Financial Aid inquiries should contact a Financial Aid representaive at Jay Express or the Financial Aid Office. To contact these offices please visit:
- Contact Financial Aid | John Jay College of Criminal Justice (cuny.edu)
- Jay Express Services and EM Call Center | John Jay College of Criminal Justice (cuny.edu)
Location: Virtual
Please check availability and RSVP via Navigate (EAB)
Please note space is limited.
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Additional FAFSA Workshops TBD
Please check back in July for 2022-2023 FAFSA Workshop dates.
2022-2023 FAFSA (Summer 2022, Fall 2022, Spring 2023)
In order to better assist students with completing the FAFSA the Financial Aid Office requests that students bring the following documents to their FAFSA Information Session appointments.
- Yours and a parent’s, if applicable, FSA ID. The FSA ID will be used to confirm yours and your parent’s identity and used as an electronic signature to submit your application.
- If you (or a parent) do not already have an FSA ID please visit https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch to create an FSA ID.
All FSA ID(s) & password(s) must be available prior to your scheduled session.
- If you (or a parent) do not already have an FSA ID please visit https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch to create an FSA ID.
- Your social security number & your parent(s)' social security number and date of birth
- Your driver’s license number (if you have one)
- Your alien registration number (if you are not a U.S. Citizen)
- Yours and your parent(s)’ or spouse's (if applicable) 2020 Federal and State Tax Returns
- Yours and your parent(s)’ or spouse's (if applicable) 2020 Records of Untaxed Income (if applicable)
- Yours and your parent(s)’ or spouse's (if applicable) 2020 Records of Assets (if applicable)
For a preview of questions asked on the FAFSA please visit the 2022-2023 FAFSA on the Web Worksheet.
*Dependent students are required to bring in all parental information requested. For information regarding dependency please visit:
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/fafsa/filling-out/dependency#dependent-or-independent
In the summer of 2017, the Department of Education released new guidelines prohibiting schools from sharing FAFSA information with third parties, even if the schools have the student’s consent.
As a result, Educational Testing Services (ETS) has developed a new process that no longer requires students to obtain a copy of their Institutional Student Information Report (ISIR) and a GRE Fee Reduction Certificate from a financial aid administrator. Instead, students will be required to send a copy of their Student Aid Report (SAR) and a completed GRE Fee Reduction Request Form to ETS. Students who meet the need-based guidelines will receive a GRE Fee Reduction voucher to take the General Test and/or a Subject Test for 50 percent of the full test fee.
The new GRE Fee Reduction process will become effective with the 2018-19 testing year beginning on July 1, 2018. For further information you can log on to the GRE website.
Please note that the new procedure will not go into effect, and the instructions will not be posted to the ETS website, until July 1, 2018.