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Moving to Florida for a year to go to community college will not classify you as a resident when you transfer to a 4-year University/College. You are a resident of whatever state your parents live in (if you're a dependent student).

Moving to Florida for a year to go to community college will not classify you as a resident when you transfer to a 4-year University/College. You are a resident of whatever state your parents live in (if you're a dependent student).

Moving to Florida for a year to go to community college will not classify you as a resident when you transfer to a 4-year University/College. You are a resident of whatever state your parents live in (if you're a dependent student).

"Thirteen Reasons Why" by Jay Asher "Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins (book #2 is now out - "Catching Fire") The Uglies Series by Scott Westerfield

I'm hoping you mean you want to return to college in Spring of 2010... since 2008 already passed. Yes, you can fill out the FAFSA; however, you will have missed the state deadlines. You may still qualify for federal aid, just not state grants. So, make sure that you fill out another FAFSA in...

Talk with the school. If there was an error in aid, they may be willing to extend the time limit and let your daughter stay in the dorm. However, remember that financial aid has maximum limits, so if your daughter's tuition, fees, room and board, and books exceed that... you will still owe money.

Talk with the school. If there was an error in aid, they may be willing to extend the time limit and let your daughter stay in the dorm. However, remember that financial aid has maximum limits, so if your daughter's tuition, fees, room and board, and books exceed that... you will still owe money.

Talk with the school. If there was an error in aid, they may be willing to extend the time limit and let your daughter stay in the dorm. However, remember that financial aid has maximum limits, so if your daughter's tuition, fees, room and board, and books exceed that... you will still owe money.

Talk with the school. If there was an error in aid, they may be willing to extend the time limit and let your daughter stay in the dorm. However, remember that financial aid has maximum limits, so if your daughter's tuition, fees, room and board, and books exceed that... you will still owe money.

I haven't heard of any assistance for one course at a time. If you belong to any organizations or churches, I would ask them about scholarships. I would suggest paying out of pocket on a payment plan. Look for a school with reasonable tuition rates. All you would need is the price of one...

Is this a serious question? You have to join the military if you want to receive the benefits. There are many branches that you could join, but ultimately you would always risk going over seas. If you're interested, talk with a representative of the branch that interests you.

If the program is only for nine months, I would continue working and attend classes. You can fill out the fafsa to see if you would qualify, but it would depend on your tax information from the prior year and your assets (it won't matter if you quit your job to go back to school if you worked...

Are you asking why teens must pay the adult price? I'm a little confused on the question. If it's about price, it's just the way to make money. Some business's start charging the adult fee at a certain height (which my son reached at age 6, so that was frustrating). If this is your...

I've ordered from Amazon before and I didn't have any problems. It took about 10-14 business days for me to receive all of my items, but they were in great condition and did arrive. If you didn't pay for overnight shipping or quick shipping you need to give them plenty of time (10-14 business...

Is it that he doesn't want to pay for the paternity test, or he doesn't want to pay for child support? In my state, since I was on Medicaid for pregnant women, if the father wanted a paternity test - he had to pay and they would bill him, so it wouldn't be my problem. However, if it's child...

Hunger Games The Uglies Series Lurlene McDaniel books *Sorry that I don't have more to offer, I'm older so I'm not familiar with any of the other young adult books. :)

Find out if they can rub lidocaine cream on before they stick her with the needle. It's a numbing cream that will allow her to not feel the needle. This way, she can look at something else (maybe you) and she'll never know when they are going to stick her. Phobias are difficult (I have...

My son is 7, almost 8, and for the past year he has loved me reading the Magic Tree House chapter books to him. I find myself enjoying them too. Plus I really like that they are educational as well as fun for kids. Junie B. Jones books make him laugh as well, and I have to admit, I'm often...