Please submit all forms to the Office of Financial Aid upon completion.
Verification Worksheet (Dependent or Independent)- Coming soon
All students who are selected for Verification must complete a Verification Worksheet. Students and parents who did not use IRS Data Retrieval on their FAFSA will also need to submit their most recent tax transcript from the IRS.
Documenting Georgia Residency- Coming soon
All Georgia residents must complete this form and attach residency documentation to receive state aid. Dependent students should attach a parental document. Generally, this form is only submitted once.
Federal Direct PLUS Loan- Coming soon
This form provides information for parents applying for a Federal Direct PLUS Loan
Student Statement of IRS Non-Filing- Coming soon
Dependent students who did not file a 2022 IRS Tax Return need to complete this form.
Financial Aid Appeal Form (For Domestic Students)- Coming soon
This form allows the financial aid office to evaluate changes in a family's financial situation such as loss of a job, death or divorce of a parent, or extremely high medical expenses to better reflect the family's ability to cover educational costs. Appeal forms are available prior to the start of each academic year.
International Student Financial Aid Appeal Form- Coming soon
Current international students who have experienced an extraordinary change in financial circumstances may submit an appeal to have their financial aid re-evaluated. Appeal forms are available prior to the start of each academic year.
Citizenship Status Verification- Coming soon
When a student completes the FAFSA and the Social Security Administration is unable to confirm that they are a U.S. citizen, the student needs to complete this form and attach documentation certifying that they are a U.S. citizen before they can be packaged with financial aid.
Dislocated Worker Status Verification- Coming soon
Parents who identified as dislocated workers on the FAFSA will need to complete this form to document their status.
Eligible Non-citizen Status Verification- Coming soon
If a student files the FAFSA and the Department of Homeland Security is unable to confirm that they are an eligible non-citizen, the student must complete this form and attach appropriate documentation in order to be packaged with financial aid.
Emancipated Minor, Legal Guardianship, or Ward of the Court Confirmation- Coming soon
Any student who identified as an emancipated minor, ward of the court, or said they were in a legal guardianship on the FAFSA needs to complete this form and attach appropriate documentation.
Unaccompanied or Homeless Youth Form- Coming soon
Students who identified as homeless on the FAFSA need to complete this form to document their status.
Financial Aid Summer Application- Coming soon
Agnes Scott Students can submit this form to see what types and amounts of financial aid they might be eligible for during summer school. This form can be used for students studying at Agnes Scott or at other institutions for summer school. For most types of aid, a student must be enrolled at least half-time (6 hours.) Federal aid for summer is limited to any unused loans or grants from the previous academic year.
Consortium Arrangement
This form allows the Office of Financial Aid to process federal aid for a student who is studying as a transient at another institution, typically during the summer. It must be signed by the Office of Academic Advising and by the host school. Because other schools have different payment deadlines, students are encouraged to initially pay out of pocket for courses taken elsewhere. Students must be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours to receive federal aid, and they are limited to any unused portion of their current year's financial aid.