Information on federal student aid recipients by income, undergraduate and graduate level, and financial dependency status is presented for Pell Grants, campus-based programs, and Guaranteed Student Loans (GSL). Income data are reported for all aid recipients and for financially dependent and independent students for 1983-1984 and for 1976-1977, 1979-1980, and 1983-1984. Inflation adjustments are made by converting income and award figures to 1984 dollars (i.e., the purchasing power of these dollars in 1984). The three campus-based programs are Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants, College Work Study aid, and National Direct Student Loans. Highlights include: most of Pell Grant aid went to students with relatively low incomes; 11% of Pell Grant recipients came from families earning more than $20,000 annually (accounting for 7% of the funds awarded); 48% of Pell Grant recipients were financially independent; in all three campus-based programs, about a fifth of the funds went to dependent students from families in the $18,000-$30,000 income range; slightly more than 10% of the funds in each campus-based program went to students from families with incomes over $30,000; and in 1983, 65% of GSL borrowers were financially dependent and 35% were independent. Acronyms and definitions are included. (SW)