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Im not part of that school, but I do know thats how my schools have all designated a refund amount- so I believe you are correct.

so your asking if someone will give you something for free, without a catch I assume? Well if you live in the land of Oz, maybe- or maybe if I see pigs fly. Other then that, youll have to earn money and buy it like everyone else.

Its just the way it works, but on the flip side, some universities accept D's (its rare, but mine did- and it was a larger sec school). C-'s shouldnt transfer though, its not at all a good grade.

Its just the way it works, but on the flip side, some universities accept D's (its rare, but mine did- and it was a larger sec school). C-'s shouldnt transfer though, its not at all a good grade.

No, you still have to retake it even if it wasnt a major requirement course, just gen ed.

As others mentioned- probably not something youll be able to do unless you have full winter gear and specialized equipment. You may be able to do so in some of the trails near a larger town, but the mountains are pretty much out.

Yes, provided the program is through an accredited university (thus a class with say ITT tech online doesnt qualify), and you have to be taking 2 or more classes at that school- not just one.

We have no way of knowing because your still in middle school- they dont care about your grades now nor will they ever see them. Its all on your high school grades, and your act/sat scores. Best bet though if thats your goal is once your in high school- keep your gpa as close to a 3.5 or better...

Your fine at both- osu takes almost everyone over a 3.0 (note the 50,000 some students going there now), and west chester isnt known for strict academic policy. I got into osu with similar stats (didnt go when I got there cheap financial aid package though).

Most airlines didnt even have business class at the time, it was either first or coach. The idea is rather new, 10 years or so new, so that was probably one of the first years it was offered.

No, you have to be in a masters/doctoral program and 24+. You may (not sure) still qualify for pell grant money though.

Just going for physics and working as a teacher wont work. You will still need a student teaching course and additional education coursework usually at a masters degree level- thus, you could consider a dual major or doing the physics minor and majoring in elementary education (which would be...

Your parents have nothing to do with your fafsa at this point, so dont worry about what they make etc because it matters none- only based on what you make. It sounds like you will have a low efc or maybe 0 as you suspect, so apply to a community college (all you will get into right now), and...

You mean the other way around- its weather first then sports every where I have been. And its not set by anyone, its just the way it is I guess.

You mean the other way around- its weather first then sports every where I have been. And its not set by anyone, its just the way it is I guess.