Does more than one student in college at the same time increase the amount of need-based financial aid?
When there is more than one child in college simultaneously, enrolled at least half-time, your family contribution is divided among the college students. So, if there were two children in college one year, the family contribution is divided between the two. If there is only one the following year, 100% of the family contribution would be expected to be available for this one student.
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