Absolutely! Many students and families mistakenly assume that their income is too high to qualify for financial aid. However, even if your family earns a good living, there are still ways in which you can benefit from filing the FAFSA. Financial aid offers don’t only cover tuition; they can also include student loans, grants, and even scholarships. These funds can be used to cover books, housing, transportation, and other costs associated with attending college. Furthermore, filing the FAFSA can make you eligible for state-specific grants and scholarships, so it’s always worth taking the time to fill out the form – even if you think you won’t qualify for federal aid. With College Inroads, we’ll help you navigate the process and maximize your chances of receiving all the aid you’re entitled to.