At What Income Level Is Financial Aid Game Over - College Grants & Scholarships

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In this video, At What Income Level Is Financial Aid Game Over - College Financial Aid & Admissions Basics we go over what income levels make it possible to get financial aid. In the video we discuss federal grants, state grants and college grant aid and at what income levels mean to grant aid. Income levels of up to 250,000 of adjusted gross incomes allow for college grant aid.
A Federal Pell Grant, unlike a loan, does not have to be repaid, except under certain circumstances. Find out why you might have to repay all or part of a federal grant.
You may not receive Federal Pell Grant funds from more than one school at a time.
How to Apply
You should start by submitting a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form. Schools use the information on the FAFSA® form to determine your eligibility for a Pell Grant, and if so, how much you’re eligible to receive. You will have to fill out the FAFSA form every year you’re in school to stay eligible for federal student aid, including Pell Grant awards.
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[@malibuman8941]

So you get no fed/state aid if you make >100k - < 150k.. even if you have 3 kids going to college ?

[@sivasubramanianvb7835]

Very excellent information. Thanks for providing this so clearly.

[@wandarella2024]

Bubble burst! But I appreciate the information early on. - Hasbrouck Heights, NJ Class of 2025

[@Andocus1213]

How do private or state colleges handle the situation of low income - high investment balance? For example $30k of w2 income + $10k dividents per year while having $500k invested in stocks in regular taxable accounts.
Thank you

[@blackandgreendragonadventu5054]

Thanks for the details; West Morris Central High School 2025

[@StevenStulbaum-t9s]

The videos are great. Should I not fill out the FAFSA if the family income is over, $250k? Is there harm completing FAFSA? I keep hearing different answers. Question is not from me. Could I call you for a 5 minute call. Again, a lot of information in a short period of time. This is really helpful.

[@davidt6060]

I just discovered your channel and am really enjoying it. Can you do a similar video for the max (reportable assets) for financial aid? Is it as straightforward as if 5.64% of assets > cost of one year college, then no financial aid.

[@chris-zu6sf]

No responses back with 13.1K subscribers? Please follow up.

[@ReRe-hh5my]

This was super helpful and to the point. Now that I know where I fall on the chart regarding my personal income? How does owning a rental house other than my residence factor in? I have $400,000 equity. How does that change my eligibility for financial aid?

[@sivasubramanianvb7835]

Hi Ed, I find your videos very helpful. I have a question. I am financially supporting my aged parents (father is 85 years old, and mother is 78 years old). They have zero income and zero assets, so their entire financial support is on me. Is there any way to put this in FAFSA? My son is applying for Fall 2025 Graduate colleges. Pls give any guidance on this. Thanks much.

[@sshkvr]

why does my FAFSA form still “in progress ” even though i submitted everything and provided signature, and also received two letters that my and my contributor part was completed.. FAFSA still in progress

[@leehashazam5796]

I have a quick question! does both parents need to create their own FSA ID? or just one of them need to create their own ID? Also, one parent must sign in the child's FAFSA form right?

[@venturework]

Great info. Columbia HS '25

[@robertneumeyer2329]

Thanks for the info, Ed!