The CSS Profile also requires more financial detail in many cases, according to the independent website Finaid. For example, it takes family homeownership into account, while the FAFSA doesn’t.

A few examples of questions a family may encounter on the CSS Profile but won't find on the FAFSA include those about assets specific to a family's primary residence and information about medical ...

MORE: 2023-24 FAFSA checklist The CSS Profile usually wants more information about your family’s finances than the FAFSA. For example, the CSS Profile will collect information on your family’s ...

Here are some examples of how financial aid is calculated differently under the FAFSA and CSS Profile: Family-owned and family-controlled small businesses (fewer than 100 employees) and home ...

The CSS Profile is an additional student aid application ... to help estimate a family’s ability to pay for college. For example, you’ll be expected to provide information about primary ...

For example, you don't have to list a $2 million family-owned small business when applying for college aid on the FAFSA, but you do on the CSS Profile. Your home equity will count on the CSS ...

Figure B shows one of the examples — Delayed Mouse Tracking — which uses the Processing.js library. Additional HTML and CSS has been added. Figure B The jsFiddle site brands it as a Web ...

About 270 colleges, universities and scholarship organizations require the CSS Profile. While many are private institutions, some are public schools. Here are some examples of schools that accept ...

The CSS Profile is an additional student aid application ... to help estimate a family’s ability to pay for college. For example, you’ll be expected to provide information about primary ...