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Your first instinct was correct. She should start with the FAFSA form. If you interested in attending school before July 1, 2010 then she need to complete the 2009 FAFSA which is available now. But if she is interested in starting school after July 1, 2010 then she needs to complete the 2010...

As a history buff I have to go with US History since 1876. Are you sure you do not have to take both? Most school require a full year meaning 2 semesters in sequence of a particular class. In US II you will cover major points such a the Great Depression, The New Deal, WWI, WWII, Civil Rights...

4 is usually the standard.

4 is usually the standard.

4 is usually the standard.

You should first complete the FAFSA to see what aid you are eligible to receive. You may not need to take out private loans through Sallie Mae if you receive enough aid to cover your tuition costs. If you employer pays for your funding you should check with the HR department to find out exactly...

A correspondent . Discovery or National Geographic would be potential employers.

Don't register for classes in the Spring but make sure you officially withdraw from school in the Fall otherwise you risk being handed F's instead of W's. You should setup a a payment plan with the loan originator.

Directly from FAFSA.ed.gov Independent Students If you can answer Yes to any of the following questions, you are considered an independent student on the FAFSA: Were you born before January 1, 1986? As of today, are you married? At the beginning of the 2009-2010 school year, will you be...

You get financial aid by completing the FAFSA online and they let know what you qualify for. For scholarships you have numerous choices. Most schools have their own scholarships but you can go to fastweb.com, petersons.com or collegeboard.com and apply for scholarships. fafsa.ed.gov You will...

Try Rutgers in NJ.

Take the Anthropology or Political Science. History on the hand requires a lot of reading and writing. It also depends on the school.