17th Annual Student Financial Aid & College Awareness Workshop

Need help filling out your FAFSA! Get the help you need at our upcoming Student Financial Aid & College Awareness Workshop.

SUNDAY, October 20, 2019, 8:00 am, University of the Pacific Alex G. Spanos Center 1178 Larry Heller Drive, Stockton, CA 95211 use the Pershing Entrance.

Students register by October 8th and you will receive 2 FREE tickets to the Stockton Heat Hockey Game on October 13th!

REGISTER TODAY!

Two High School Senior will win a $1,000 Scholarship. Students will have the opportunity to win laptops, tablets, gift cards and much more. Enter the Money Machine to win free money for college.

This event is FREE to attend and OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. Student’s grades 6th – 12th & Parents. Also opened to continued learners.
 
WHAT TO BRING
Documents you will need to complete your 2020-2021 FAFSA. Not all items apply to every student. Bring only the things that apply to you.
· Your Social Security Number (shown on your Social Security card)
· Your parents’ Social Security number (if applicable)
· Your alien registration card, if you are not a U.S. citizen
· 2018 W-2 forms, final 2018 paycheck stubs, or other records of money earned by you and your parents in 2018
· Your 2018 federal income tax return (and your spouse’s return if you are married), if already prepared
· Your parents’ 2018 federal income tax return, if already prepared
· Records of untaxed income received by you and your parents in 2018 for example, Social Security, TANF, veteran’s benefits, or military or clergy allowances
· Current bank statements, if you and/ or your parents have a bank account
· List of college or universities that you might be interested in attending during the 2020-2021 school year

• Some students will need to bring additional records, such as business or farm records, including current mortgage information, current records of stocks, bonds, or other investments.

• Su número de Seguro Social (que aparece en su tarjeta de Seguro Social)
• El número de Seguro Social de sus padres (si corresponde)
• Su tarjeta de registro de extranjero (Residencia), si no es Ciudadano Estadounidense
• Formularios W-2 de 2018, recibos de sueldo finales de 2018 (talones de cheques), u otros registros de dinero ganado por usted y sus padres en 2018
• Su declaración de impuestos federales de ingresos de 2018 (y la declaración de su cónyuge si está casado), si ya está preparado
• La declaración federal de impuestos de sus padres de 2018, si ya está preparada
• Registros de ingresos no gravados recibidos por usted y sus padres en 2018. Por ejemplo:    Seguridad Social, TANF, beneficios para veteranos o subsidios militares o del clero
• Estados bancarios actuales, si usted y / o sus padres tienen una cuenta bancaria
• Lista de Universidades a las que podría interesarle asistir durante el año escolar 2020-2021
• Algunos estudiantes necesitarán traer registros adicionales, como registros de negocios o granjas, incluida información actual de hipotecas, registros actuales de acciones, bonos u otras inversiones.