Here’s a list of websites and publications available to help you understand and complete the FAFSA.
Asistencia en Español
Múltiples empleados están disponibles para ayudar a los estudiantes y padres en español a través de la línea de información para estudiantes de los Regentes del Estado, a la que las familias pueden llegar al 800.858.1840 (405.225.9239 en Oklahoma City) o studentinfo@osrhe.edu.
Websites
- FAFSA.gov: Submit, edit or renew your FAFSA or add school codes.
- StudentAid.gov: Part of the U.S. Department of Education, Federal Student Aid is the largest provider of student financial aid in the nation. Here, you can learn more about the financial aid process and manage any student loans you may have.
- Create an account at StudentAid.gov.
- Helpful resources for parents, with a quick overview of the FAFSA process.
- UCanGo2.org FAFSA page for educators contains helpful resources for educators planning and hosting FAFSA sessions for students and parents.
- OKcollegestart.org houses important information about Oklahoma colleges and universities.
- College Navigator, a website with information about colleges nationwide.
Publications/Tools
Finish the FAFSA in Five Steps / FAFSA Facts, a flyer that provides students and parents with must-know facts about completing the FAFSA.
Finish the FAFSA in Five Steps / FAFSA Facts, also available in Spanish
Items Needed to Complete a FAFSA, a flyer that describes which items you need to complete a FAFSA.
FAFSA Fundamentals, a PowerPoint detailing information about the 2025-26 FAFSA.
UCanGo2’s Dependency Questionnaire, a tool to help you determine if you’re an independent or dependent student.
Review UCanGo2’s Who Needs a StudentAid.gov Account? flowchart to see if one or both parents of a dependent student must create a StudentAid.gov account before starting the 2025-26 FAFSA.
FAFSA Parent Flyer, a publication for parents with helpful information about FAFSA completion.
Are You Looking for Money, a financial aid guide with specific information about Oklahoma’s programs and federal grants, scholarships, work-study, and student loans.
Your Transition to College, a brochure that helps high school students understand the differences between high school and college, and make the transition.
The Creating a StudentAid.gov Account PowerPoint will guide you and your parent(s) through the ins and outs of the account creation process.
The Creating a StudentAid.gov Account Without a Social Security Number PowerPoint will guide parents and spouses of students through the ins and outs of the account creation process.
The StudentAid.gov Account Worksheet, also available in Spanish, will guide you through the account creation process. StudentAid.gov accounts are required for students to electronically sign the FAFSA, and one parent of a dependent student will also need to create an account. Keep this document in a safe place.
The Financial Aid Worksheet will guide you through how to determine your financial need for college.