Your Student Grade Level is the grade level for which you are applying for Federal financial aid, which is the upcoming academic year.
For example, if you had just completed your “1st year /Freshman year” in full, you will select “2nd yr./Sophomore year” in the dropbox.
When filling out your FAFSA, your Grade level does not mean how many years you’ve attended school/college, but rather the status of your progress within your degree or certificate program.
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