Recent content by geminisrhule

i have never heard of that happening unless they raised tuition, but they cant just ask for it back. why? was the moneyan overage from loans? if so then they cant ask for it back. i would inquire as to why they want it back, to make sure youre not being scammed, becuase it sounds like a scam to me.

talk to an adviors. they should be able to bring you back up to at least 12 hours and get you your financial aid.

well if you continue going to school then the loans will be defered up until then. and im srue you can use the same loan money and carry it over, but you will probably have to file fafsa for it again because graduate school tends to cost more then undergraduate. but you dont have to start paying...

it means that you will get enough aid to cover everything but the 4356. are these siblings going to college all in the same year? if not they only care about how many will be in school 09-10. regardless of it your siblings all plan on going your aid is based off of your family income for the...

well it depends on you EFC at the end of your fafsa app. the number listed on the fafsa, is the number your family will pay out of pocket. so be prepared for that one. when you get financial aid add it all up and see how it compares to your tuition and other fees. there isnt really a "good"...

tell them the truth. you had to leave because of serious medical conditions. you have to proof so you shouldnt have a problem getting it back.

you need to check with the financial aid office. different schools do it differently. im sure you can find it on you school website. just go to the website and type in refund check or excessive funds. and it should tell you. but usually they send out a check, or direct deposit either the week...

i have never heard of that form, but im guess it depends on the school. pell grant is given to you by the government the amount depends on your school and need. but its money you dont have to give back. you might want to mark that down. while work study is a set amount of money the school gives...

first you will file fafsa. you typically file this earlier in the year you willl go to college. so if you plan on going to college fall of 2010 then you would file fafsa in march of 2010. once you file your fafsa you will get a EFC (expected family contribution) at the end of your app. this app...

first you will file fafsa. you typically file this earlier in the year you willl go to college. so if you plan on going to college fall of 2010 then you would file fafsa in march of 2010. once you file your fafsa you will get a EFC (expected family contribution) at the end of your app. this app...

you need to file for fafsa. thats how schools determine what to give you. the only way you get it is if you file the fafsa. schools give aways scholarships too. which are also based off of fafsa. so the moral is you need to file fafsa so that they can determine how much aid you need. the...

stop looking at CNN.com. you can only know these fees based off of the college you want to go too. thats an estamite for all colleges. some are much much more and some are alot less. for instance my school, ohio state, has an instate tuition of 8600. room and board varies on the type of room you...

go to fafasa.ed.gov i dont know if you will for sure get grants since its based off of your income but you should. i would wait to apply in march by the priority deadline because thats the point where all the aid is dispersed and the earlier you apply the more you get and vice versa. this years...

i dont think you have to report on money you borrowed or got doing odd jobs. not if it wasnt taxed anyway. i honestly would not worry about that. and if you got money back from excessive funds then that means that it cannot be taxed by the government thus you dont need to list that money you got...

depends on the college. alot of colleges ignore the freshman year and understand that it was harder for you to adapt to highschool life. and some dont. it really depends. so long as your grade have only gotten better you should honestly be fine. school do acknowledge that you are human and make...