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Financial Aid Website
The Financial Aid Application for the year 2025-2026 is now open! Click the button below to access the Financial Aid Website. 

A green button with the FAFSA logo and the text 'Click here to access the Financial Aid Website.'

A list of documents needed to complete the 2025-26 FAFSA form, including a StudentAid.gov account, Social Security number, tax records, asset information, contributor information, and school list.

State of Texas Financial Aid Graduation Requirement

Per Texas Education Code (TEC) §28.0256, all seniors must complete one of the following to graduate: 

  • Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aud (FAFSA)(for U.S. citizens) or a Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TAFSA)(for non-U.S. citizens).

OR

  • Submit a signed opt-out form.

 

The deadline to meet this requirement is April 30, 2025, to participate in graduation ceremonies.

Financial Aid Confirmation Page Form

The Financial Aid Confirmation Page form notifies the Maverick U team that you have completed your Financial Aid Application. Once you have finished your application, please proceed to complete the Financial Aid Confirmation Page Form. Click the button below to access the form.

A teal button with a white arrow pointing right, labeled 'Click here to access the Financial Aid Confirmation Form'.

Financial Aid Advisor at PMHS
Did you know our Shared College Access Adviser is here to help you with any questions about the FAFSA or TAFSA Application? Ms. Umansor is on campus every Wednesday. Feel free to stop by and chat with her at the College and Career Center located in the Library or you can email Ms. Umansor at iumansor@pasadenaisd.org

4 Basic Types of Financial Aid

When you fill out your FAFSA application and get your FAFSA award statement, you might come across some terms that are new to you. MaverickU has attached a quick guide on the four basic Financial Aid awards you should know about to help make things clearer for you.

An infographic titled 'The 4 Basic Types of Financial Aid' explains the differences between grants, scholarships, work-study programs, and student loans.