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FAFSA 2024-25's SAI is based on what you made in total back in 2022 tax year, not based on what you make now. If you made more than $37,373 in 2022, that may be the reason for high SAI.
- What does Student Aid Index (SAI) mean? : r/FAFSA - Reddit
SAI (Student Aid Index) is in replacement of the former EFC...
- What does Student Aid Index (SAI) mean? : r/FAFSA - Reddit
My SAI score was 21000. Still trying to figure out what it means. Filling out the application, the net worth section, checking account, savings...honestly they weren't high numbers because investments are in retirement accounts (and they aren't exactly super high either), we don't have real-estate, savings is barely 2 months emergency fund, 529 ...
SAI (Student Aid Index) is in replacement of the former EFC (Expected Familt Contribution) as of this new update to FAFSA, and was created to minimize the shock that many parents were feeling when given the total they would have to pay (or something like that, idk!
30 Μαΐ 2024 · Students and families ask: What is this new Student Aid Index, or SAI? How will this number affect the amount of college financial aid I receive? And what is a “good” SAI? These are great questions. The long answer involves lots of confusing calculations.
21 Νοε 2022 · Update on Aug. 25: We replaced the 2024-25 Draft Student Aid Index (SAI) and Pell Grant Eligibility Guide Supplement – Pell Formulas and Enrollment Intensity attachment with an updated version that corrects information in two locations.
28 Μαρ 2021 · Beginning with the 2024-25 award year, a student may qualify for a Pell Grant in one of three ways: The first two paths to Pell Grant eligibility are briefly discussed below. However, most of this chapter is spent discussing how the SAI is calculated.
The Student Aid Index (SAI) is a number that determines each student’s eligibility for certain types of federal student aid, including Pell Grants. This number is calculated with the SAI formu-las, which use the information that students provide on the FAFSA® form.
