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Professional Judgment Request 2013-2014 Wichita Area Technical College’s (WATCH) Financial Aid office recognizes that the formula used to calculate your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) may not

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How to fill out a professional judgment request?

1. Gather all necessary documentation, such as financial statements, tax returns, and any other relevant financial information.
2. Clearly state the reason for your request and provide any supporting evidence or documentation.
3. Fill out the professional judgment request form accurately and completely. Make sure to include all required information, such as personal details, financial information, and any special circumstances that may impact your financial situation.
4. Attach any additional supporting documents, such as letters of recommendation, medical records, or other evidence to strengthen your case.
5. Double-check all the information provided to ensure accuracy and completeness.
6. Submit the professional judgment request form along with any required documents to the appropriate office or department.

Who needs a professional judgment request?

1. Students who have experienced a significant change in their financial situation since filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) may need to submit a professional judgment request.
2. Students with special circumstances, such as a loss of income, unexpected medical expenses, or any other financial hardships, may also need to request professional judgment.
3. Individuals who believe that the information provided on their FAFSA does not accurately reflect their current financial circumstances can also submit a professional judgment request.

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What is professional judgment request?

A professional judgment request is a formal request submitted to an institution's financial aid office, asking them to review and reconsider a student's financial aid eligibility based on special circumstances.

Who is required to file professional judgment request?

Any student or family experiencing special circumstances that may affect their financial aid eligibility is encouraged to file a professional judgment request.

How to fill out professional judgment request?

To fill out a professional judgment request, you will need to contact your institution's financial aid office and request the necessary form. The form will require you to provide information about your special circumstances and may ask for supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of professional judgment request?

The purpose of a professional judgment request is to allow financial aid offices to review and potentially adjust a student's financial aid package based on unique or unforeseen circumstances that may not be reflected accurately on the FAFSA.

What information must be reported on professional judgment request?

The information required on a professional judgment request may vary depending on the institution, but commonly includes details about the special circumstances, supporting documentation, and the specific financial information that needs to be reconsidered.