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Financial Aid FAFSA Workshops

FAFSA Workshops

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) needs to be completed every academic year. Massasoit Community College, in collaboration with Massachusetts Education & Career Opportunities Inc. (MassEdCO), Brockton Center, offers free FAFSA completion workshops. Workshops are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Student Central on the Brockton campus. Walk-ins are welcomed, but we encourage you to reserve an appointment time.

Please complete this form to reserve your seat in an upcoming workshop.

To maximize the amount of financial aid that you could receive please make sure to meet the institutional and state priority deadlines. Students are still strongly encouraged to complete a FAFSA even after the priority date. The amount of available state and institutional financial aid may be limited, but you may still qualify for federal student aid.

Massasoit Community College priority deadlines

  • Academic Year 2024 – 2025*
    • Fall 2024 semester priority deadline is July 1, 2024
    • Spring 2025 semester priority deadline is November 15, 2024

*Please visit the Massachusetts Office of Student Financial Assistance website for more information regarding deadlines for state financial aid programs. We urge you to complete your FAFSA early to maximize your financial aid eligibility as much as possible!

About Massachusetts Education & Career Opportunities Inc. – MassEdCO.

  • MassEdCO is the Commonwealth’s largest provider of community-based education and career readiness services for low-income, first generation, underrepresented and marginalized youth and adults in Massachusetts, serving some 12,000 individuals each year.
  • MassEdCO Mission:
    To provide education and career readiness services that empower low-income, first generation, underrepresented and marginalized students and adults to achieve their full potential.
  • MassEdCO Vision:
    To bridge the equity gap in postsecondary education attainment for low-income, first generation, underrepresented and marginalized youth and adults in Massachusetts.