Fastweb (www.fastweb.com), the leading website for scholarship and financial aid information and a member of the Monster network, has added a student-centered Financial Aid resource section to support students in their efforts to pay for school. Concurrently, Finaid (www.finaid.org), sister site to Fastweb, released its renovated website that supports students, educators, and parents seeking information on financial aid.
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These simultaneous website enhancements focus on an emergent need for students to have a place to access financial aid information and stay informed. For parents and educators, these resources strengthen the tools they can access to support their children and students on the path to college.
Fastweb’s new comprehensive Financial Aid section is designed specifically to be student-focused and highlight key topics that relate to their needs. The section spotlights how to fill out the FAFSA, find state student aid deadlines, and a selection of informative articles.
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Finaid updated its entire website. Since its inception in 1994, Finaid has been offering in-depth financial aid information and related topics. Visitors can easily find facts to help navigate meaningful financial aid scenarios. The newly streamlined site emphasizes essential information and provides online calculators and links to current scholarships and educational loan information.
Fastweb is a no cost service for students at all education levels. Students simply create a profile indicating their interests, and Fastweb generates relevant scholarship matches to pursue. Additionally, with Fastweb’s College Scholarship Directory, all students can search for awards by school year, ethnicity, unique situations and more. Finaid is a site dedicated to topics specific to financial aid. All resources are no cost, for all visitors.
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