The CSS Profile is an online application used by colleges and scholarship programs to award non-federal institutional aid.

The application provides online help to guide you. You do not need to complete the application all at once; you can save your application and return to it later.

Learn more about creating an account as a parent and completing the CSS Profile as a divorced, separated, or noncustodial parent.

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Learn more about the basic information you need to complete your CSS Profile application starting October 1 each year.

Getting Started Why do I need to complete the CSS Profile? How do I know if my school requires the CSS Profile? How do I add additional schools to the CSS Profile? What documents do I …

CSS Profile for noncustodial parents living in the U.S. is free to submit for undergraduate students' noncustodial parents whose family adjusted gross income is up to $100,000.

CSS Profile For Applicants If your question is about a deadline within the next 5 days, please call the appropriate number below U.S. and Canada: 844-202-0524 Para español: 844-202-0524, …

Will a student who does not qualify for an SAT fee waiver be considered for a CSS Profile fee waiver? Can a student who qualifies for an SAT fee waiver also get an SAT-based CSS Profile …

If your parents are divorced or separated, you will be asked on the application who provides the majority of your financial support. Typically, the parent that selects that they provide more than …