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If your parents happen to be divorced, which parent fills out the FAFSA for college?

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Asked by Benjamin Friday Jun 4th 2010 in Financial Aid
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Answered by Shan Monday Jun 7th 2010

Both. Fortunately or unfortunately until the age of 24 you are required to provide the income of both of your parents even if they are divorced. Now, there are a number of loopholes and other factors that can change this, but there are too many to name here. So, here is a link to a list of online financial aid articles that will provide you with all the information you will need to correctly apply for financial aid.

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