NASFAA holds elections each year to select members to serve on its Board of Directors, which provides oversight and guidance for the direction of the association.
Nominate a ColleagueWhat changes are in store for the 2027-28 FAFSA? Are there any new questions, additional instructions, or changes to instructions? Were any questions removed? Are there any changes to the process for contributors? Presenters will answer these questions and more.
RegisterBlue Icon Advisors can help you find the gaps — and fix them. They can customize your project to fit your institution’s budget and priorities, whether you need a comprehensive review of your P&Ps, help with updating or writing any missing elements, or a targeted review of key high-risk areas.
Get StartedOur financial aid night materials will help you provide information to your students and their parents about financing an education beyond high school.
DownloadThis online training series is designed to introduce new financial aid professionals with less than two years of experience to the fundamentals of Title IV administration.
Each session will be recorded and available on demand through August 30, 2027.
Book Review: “Sunk Cost: Who’s to Blame for the Nation’s Broken Student Loan System” September 30, 2026
ED Extends Interest Rate Reduction Initiative Deadline for Borrowers to Enroll In Auto Pay September 30, 2026
COD Creates Manual Fix for Rejected Dual Degree Student Records September 30, 2026
UPDATE: ED Explains Large Batches of Reprocessed UEH-Flagged ISIRs September 28, 2026
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The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit association that provides professional development and services for financial aid administrators, advocates for public policies that increase student success in postsecondary education, and conducts legislative and regulatory analysis related to federal student aid programs.