Program

FAFSA Workshops

FAFSA Workshops help participants understand key steps, avoid common mistakes, and prepare thoughtfully for the financial aid process.

College and Education Students, parents, caregivers, and school communities preparing for financial aid steps
Program artwork for Rising Up Now FAFSA Workshops.

Program summary

Supportive workshops that help students and families understand the FAFSA process and prepare required information with greater confidence.

Who it is for

Students, parents, caregivers, and school communities preparing for financial aid steps

What participants can expect

  • Clear explanations in plain language.
  • Guidance on preparing documents and next steps.
  • Encouragement for students and families navigating the process together.

How the program works

Workshops may be delivered in person or virtually for schools, community groups, or family audiences.

Scheduling

Contact Rising Up Now for upcoming workshop dates and audience-specific availability.

Location

Locations and online access details are shared when sessions are scheduled.

Program goals

  • Reduce confusion around FAFSA preparation.
  • Help families gather required information.
  • Encourage timely follow-through.

Topics and activities

  • What the FAFSA is.
  • Preparing required information.
  • Creating an FSA ID.
  • Understanding deadlines.
  • Avoiding common mistakes.
  • Reviewing next steps.
  • Finding additional college resources.

Rising Up Now is not the U.S. Department of Education and cannot guarantee financial aid eligibility, awards, approval, college admission, or scholarship funding.

Registration or inquiry

Use this form to ask about dates, format, eligibility, or partnership opportunities for FAFSA Workshops.

Frequently asked questions

Can this workshop guarantee financial aid?

No. Rising Up Now can help families prepare, but it cannot guarantee financial aid eligibility, awards, approval, college admission, or scholarship funding.

Should we still use official federal resources?

Yes. Families should also refer to the official FAFSA website for current federal guidance and updates.