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What is the purpose of the financial aid 'verification' process?

A To confirm the student's enrollment status and academic progress.
B To ensure the accuracy of the information provided on the FAFSA or other aid applications.
C To determine the student's eligibility for federal work-study programs.
D To assess the student's creditworthiness for federal student loans.

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Verification is a process used by colleges to confirm the accuracy of the data provided by students and their families on the FAFSA. Selected students must submit documentation to verify their information.

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