Based on usage data, we retired the myStudentAid mobile app on June 30, 2022.
You can access all the mobile app’s functionality—and more—on StudentAid.gov. Here’s some of what you can do on our website:
• learn about the financial aid process, loan repayment, and loan forgiveness
• create an FSA ID (account username and password)
• fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form
• apply for a Direct PLUS Loan
• sign a Master Promissory Note
• complete entrance and exit counseling
• manage your student aid account
• identify your loan servicer
• apply for or recertify an income-driven repayment plan
StudentAid.gov is mobile-responsive, meaning the site’s pages fit the screen size and shape of any device—providing flexibility for accessing the website.
You can access all the mobile app’s functionality—and more—on StudentAid.gov. Here’s some of what you can do on our website:
• learn about the financial aid process, loan repayment, and loan forgiveness
• create an FSA ID (account username and password)
• fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form
• apply for a Direct PLUS Loan
• sign a Master Promissory Note
• complete entrance and exit counseling
• manage your student aid account
• identify your loan servicer
• apply for or recertify an income-driven repayment plan
StudentAid.gov is mobile-responsive, meaning the site’s pages fit the screen size and shape of any device—providing flexibility for accessing the website.
