We are aware that many students and families have been impacted by the current pandemic in different ways, and we want you to know that we are here to support you however we can. If you have lost employment or have experienced a significant reduction in income due to COVID-19, we may be able to adjust the income on your 2022-23 FAFSA to reflect your current financial standing.
If you have lost employment, or have a significant reduction in your earnings, please compare your current estimated 2022 earnings to what was reported on your 2022-23 FAFSA. Since the FAFSA uses your 2020 income and tax information, it is possible that your 2020 income is lower than your projected 2022 income. For example, if you are a student and lost your job as a mail clerk in March of 2022, but in 2020, you were 16 years old and did not have a job or income, you would already have reported $0 in earnings for the year on the student section of the FAFSA. In this case, there would be nothing for our office to adjust.
Please check the information submitted on your FAFSA (both earnings and individuals reported on the FAFSA) to ensure that the income you need reduced is already reported on the FAFSA. You can check your processed FAFSA at www.fafsa.gov.
If the income reported on the FAFSA does need to be adjusted due to a significant change in income, please complete our 2022-23 Appeal for Special Circumstances Form.
This form must be signed and submitted to us, along with all required documentation. You may submit both the request form and all documentation as one email to Cathy Hardy at
To submit documentation by mail, please send to:
Naugatuck Valley Community College
Office of Financial Aid
Kinney Hall, K512
750 Chase Parkway
Waterbury, CT 06708
Our Financial Aid team is working virtually to assist you. Please see our virtual webex times to speak with a financial aid team member or email us at
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