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What is the Expected Family Contribution and how is it determined?

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What is the Expected Family Contribution and how is it determined?

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The Office of Student Financial Aid and Enrollment Services follow the federal methodology and regulations established by the Department of Education (ED) to determine your need and eligibility for financial aid. We are required to establish a cost of attendance for each student then subtract your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) to determine your remaining need. The EFC number is calculated by the Education Department and is based on the information you provide on your FAFSA form. You will find your Estimated Cost of Attendance, Resources, EFC and Remaining Need listed on your award letter. Resources such as veteran’s benefits listed on your FAFSA, tuition exemptions and waivers, and employer reimbursements will affect your total financial aid package and may be reduced after funds have been disbursed.

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