SASFAA Webinar: Min, Max, Mode, and Mean! Welcome to Pell 101 (or is it Algebra 101)?

SASFAA Webinar Series

Min, Max, Mode, and Mean! Welcome to Pell 101

(or is it Algebra 101)?

Presenters

Daniel Barkowitz, Assistant Vice President of Office of Student Financial Assistance & Student Employment, University of Miami

Rachelle Feldman, Vice President for Enrollment, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

So many things about needs analysis and the determination of Pell are changing under the new FAFSA Simplification, and we will tackle them all in this session. From determining whether a student is eligible for maximum Pell, minimum Pell or just calculated Pell, to determining how enrollment intensity impacts the amount of the Pell, to even understanding how the new SAI will work with the Pell Award (spoiler: goodbye Pell charts), you will want to attend this session to get an insight as to how the new Pell will work. We will tackle specific student examples and look at the new SAI formula and some case studies associated with the changes from EFC to SAI. If you work with need-based aid, or Pell particularly, you’ll want to make sure to catch this session; everything’s changing!

This webinar is offered free as a benefit of SASFAA Membership.  If you are not a current SASFAA member, please renew or join today!  Membership dues must be paid prior to being eligible to register for this webinar.  

The Zoom meeting information will be included at the bottom of your registration confirmation email.