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Who claims you on their income tax has nothing to do with your student status. There are a set of questions that determine whether you are a dependent student or an independent student. None of them ask who claims you on their income tax...

No, you can't get into high school. If you have lost your diploma, you will have to pass the high schooll equivalency test to be eligible to enroll in college. Contact the college admissions office to find out how to go about doing this.

No, you can't get into high school. If you have lost your diploma, you will have to pass the high schooll equivalency test to be eligible to enroll in college. Contact the college admissions office to find out how to go about doing this.

No, you can't get into high school. If you have lost your diploma, you will have to pass the high schooll equivalency test to be eligible to enroll in college. Contact the college admissions office to find out how to go about doing this.

If you can't provide proof that you were not required to file income taxes, you're out of luck. Did you keep copies of your check stubs or any kind of written records? If you are a subcontractor, it's your responsibility to keep records and pay your taxes. But if you made over $600. from any...

Iif your school is a federally accredited school, you may qualify for a Stafford Loan. www.fafsa.ed.gov

If you qualify for federal aid, it would not change, Other aid, such as school and possibly state aid would not transfer. There are maximum limits on federal aid, so, going to a more expensive school could wind up costing you more money out of pocket.

If you are 24 or older on the January 1 of the year, you are eligible to file as independent. They will ask for your income information, though so you'll need to show them where your income is coming from. And you need to start paying taxes on your income.

The store can't "fine" you. Only the court. And yes, there are court fines......quite a lot, probably probation costs as well as attorney fees.

The only way to get a definite, accurate answer is to speak with your financial aid adviser. My guess is that your school's requirements or funding has changed. Your federal grant and loan eligibility should have not changed.

It means the school wants to see proof of what your reported on your fafsa. They want copies of your tax returns, your parents' or spouse's tax returns, and a signed statement of income and assets and possibly other items such as divorce decrees or proof of legal separation. They should have...

If you don't complete the fafsa, no one else will help you. Fafsa is a requirement for all college financial aid. Sorry.

Financial aid will still pay for your classes but if you fail to maintain academic standards, you will be ineligible for future aid and will have to pay out of pocket.

Have you considered a less expensive school?

Have you considered a less expensive school?

Have you considered a less expensive school?

If you're not attending school you won't qualify for the aid. Your school will return it from whence it came.

No, it's not okay. You need to use specially painted items. Most paints are highly toxic.

No, it's not okay. You need to use specially painted items. Most paints are highly toxic.

Well, someone who has influence over you has taught you that you don't have to pay attention in class or read your notes and think for yourself so now you believe that it's okay to just ask someone else to do your homework for you.