I am thinking about applying for financial aid for college. I go to community college right now and for me its about .10 per credit for students who are instate. Do you recommend Applying for it or will it just put me in debt for the rest of my life by paying back loans.
I’m planning on attending college, and have things pretty much worked out, all that is left is to apply. Should applying for financial aid (i.e. FAFSA) take place immediately or is it something that is supposed to be done after being accepted?
He has no other source of income besides social security therefore he is not required to file his taxes. How would i go about applying for financial aid?
i plan to start at a community college in january and my family doesn’t have much money I’m also applying for financial aid but i don’t think that will cover everything for me…please help and give some kind of advice
thank you for those
i’ve tried them :]]
any other ideas
i still plan on speakin to my counselor at school
About a few months ago I was receiving financial aid from a college out of my district. I didn’t do well in my classes,therefore I was dismissed. I now enrolled to a college in my district and I am applying for financial aid. Would I have to petition for the new school?
Its my first time applying for financial aid and I seriously don’t know how long it is going to take for the money to come in so my classes can be paid.
Thank you for your time.
I attend a california state school and tuition is ,303 per semester. I am applying for financial aid and made 15,700 last year. I do not have any dependents. How much can I expect to be offered in grants (money I wont have to repay) and will loans cover the rest? Any insight to this situation will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I’m in the beginning of my senior year and i’m really confused about what is my start and end dates for applying for financial aid the 2009-2010 freshman year at college. HELP!!!!
I am going to start medical school next year. I am 23 years old, and a college graduate. I am hoping to claim, for financial aid purposes, that I am an "independent" student, because from what I have heard my award will be better.
Will my ability to do this be affected by my status in filing federal tax forms? I am currently employed full-time, so it would be possible either for me to claim myself for an exemption, or my father to claim me as a dependent. I am hoping to find out which is better, strategically, for applying for financial aid this year.
I’m in my late 20’s and have a home based business, I have a high gross, but my net is about only 25% of what my gross is, when applying for financial aid for college do they count the gross or net? My net is not very much, just enough to live on. Will I have to get a second job to help pay for school? or will I get enough financial aid to live on and I can just keep doing my home based business?
