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Just 29% of Families Say the Updated FAFSA Was Easier to Complete, Survey Finds

Delays and technical glitches during the rollout of the updated Free Application for Federal Student Aid caused challenges and stress for many families seeking financial aid, a new survey from Sallie Mae and Ipsos found.  Just 29% of polled families found the updated form easier to complete than the older version. Yet respondents indicated that financial aid matters when selecting where to enroll, with 36% of students saying the scholarships and financial aid they receive play a role in their ultimate decision. 


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