One major change is replacement of the expected family contribution – a formula to determine need-based financial aid eligibility based on answers families provide on the FAFSA – with the ...

We meet 100% of the need that is based on our determination of your institutional expected family contribution. Income (prior-prior tax year) Assets (including home equity, all business/farm equity) ...

This question is about the Student Aid Index. The Student Aid Index (SAI) replaced the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) for the FAFSA (which families are filing right now). However, this has led ...

The Financial Aid Office takes the total cost for attending Santa Clara University for an academic year (including room, board, books, supplies, local transportation, loan fees and personal expenses) ...

There are several factors used to determine a family’s Expected Family Contribution (EFC) (more on this below), and income is only one of them. Also, it’s important to remember that many ...

The current FAFSA calculates an expected family contribution, or EFC, which determines students' eligibility for federal financial aid. If a household has multiple family members in college at the ...

Using the financial information you reported on your application, the staff has calculated your Expected Family Contribution (EFC), the amount of financial resources you and your parent(s) are ...