If you are ever caught with false documents, expect swift legal action, such as the loss of federal grant money or expulsion from school.

The easiest way to avoid committing financial aid fraud is to have good intentions and be honest and accurate in your FSA application(s).

Once you receive your FSA credit balance refund, you are permitted to spend it only on educational needs. It should not be treated like a windfall.

StudentLoans.gov has a Repayment Estimator tool on its website where FSA borrowers can examine various repayment options.

There are several basic eligibility criteria that you must meet to receive your FSA. Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is a major criterion.

It is important to understand that dependency status has a unique definition for Federal Student Aid (FSA) and how it affects your financial aid.

It is a terrible feeling to find out that you are the victim of identity theft. However, protecting yourself decreases your chances of becoming a victim.

To be accepted, you have to satisfy basic admissions requirements. APUS has a streamlined process that offers flexibility and academic program integrity.

You are never too old to go back to school. In fact, the number of adult learners 25 years of age or older in college is expected to rise to 43% by 2020.