The College Roadmap

Seniors: What to do in February

1) Review SAR (Student Aid Report). If necessary, correct any inaccurate items and return it to the FAFSA processor. Call the 1-800 number if you haven't received your SAR within 4 weeks from the time you filed your FAFSA. If a college requests a SAR, submit it immediately.

2) Re-visit the campuses of the colleges that you applied to. Sit in on some lectures. You have a tough decision to make in a month or two. The more you visit a school, the more you'll know if that school is right for you.

3) Review your financial aid awards with your parents.

Timeline for Seniors:

September |October |November |December | January

February |March |April |May |June | July |August

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