(Lansing, MI) – Sixty-one-point-three-percent of the class of 2026 students in Michigan have filled out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. That is an eight-percent increase according to the Michigan Department of Lifelong Education Advancement and Potential.
MiLEAP executive director Beverly Walker-Griffea says the record FAFSA completion rate reflects meaningful progress in ensuring more students can access the financial resources that are available to them as they seek to advance their education.
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