FSA Training Center releases new learning tracks

By Marlene Seeklander

Federal Student Aid is offering more training to help financial aid professionals prepare for and manage the 2025-26 processing cycle.

Several new learning tracks are now available in the Federal Student Aid (FSA) Training Center.

These include:

  • The FAFSA Process: This track outlines the steps students and contributors use to file the FAFSA, and you can learn more about the use and redisclosure of Federal Tax Information.
  • Student Eligibility: This track addresses the general Title IV student eligibility requirements, including in-depth information on citizenship and eligibility for noncitizens, as well as a refresher on satisfactory academic progress policies.
  • Verification: This track reviews the steps for verification, acceptable documentation, and resolving conflicting information.
  • Professional Judgment and Dependency Status Determinations: This track explains the uses of both special and unusual circumstances and how to determine a student’s dependency status.

To enroll in the training:

  • Go to fsatraining.ed.gov
  • Select “Learning Tracks”
  • Select “Aid Application Process”

Questions about these learning tracks or other training needs, send an email to helpdesk.fsatraining@ed.gov.

Scroll to Top