r/FAFSA
r/FAFSA is a community for students and families to ask questions, share experiences, and get help with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Ask about anything including eligibility, deadlines, corrections, and financial aid issues.
r/FAFSA Subreddit Stats & Analytics
r/FAFSA is a Personal Finance subreddit in the Nerds category with 47,905 members. Use this page to track r/FAFSA stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
Recent r/FAFSA growth: +79 members today (+0.17%) and +211 members this week (+0.44%).
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r/FAFSA Subreddit Rules
No Personally Identifiable Information
No personal information should be included in your posts or solicited in comments. This includes asking for the name of the school users attend. The state they are in may be asked for when applicable to the situation.
Examples would be:
- Full Name
- Street Address
- Social Security Number
- Phone Number
- School Attending
No Rudeness, Racism, or Violence
No rudeness, racism, violence, harassment, or bullying allowed.
This list is not exhaustive and other forms of attacks will be considered.
No NSFW content
Breaking this rule is subject to an immediate ban.
No encouragement of illegal activity
Do not encourage or imply illegal activity. This will be subject to an immediate ban.
No advertising
Do not advertise any “free” or paid programs claiming to help students with the FAFSA. Additionally, do not advertise products and services unrelated to FAFSA.
Generally, no advertising will be allowed no matter what it is, but there may be some exceptions if you ask for permission.
You must make a request to the mod team beforehand** if you wish to advertise, solicit, run AMAs, etc.
If there’s no permission given and you break this rule, you will be banned and the post will be removed.
Do not provide false information
Do not provide false information about FAFSA or financial aid in general.
If you are credentialed, you should contact the mod team. We will assign you a flair after verification.
No strictly political posts
All news articles and similar items posted under the "News & Announcements" flair must be directly related to the FAFSA or its programs (e.g., Pell Grant, SEOG, Federal Loans, etc.).
No unrelated or loosely related political posts are allowed in r/FAFSA. An example of a headline that would be removed is "House Democrats denied entry to the Department of Education" - it is unrelated to FAFSA or its programs.
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