melody b asked:


My financial aid got suspended at a university I am not going to get into the details. Its been a couple of yrs and I’d rather go to cosmetology school. Would I be able to go there even though my financial aid got suspended? Since its a trade school I do not have to show them my college transcript.

Please someone answer that knows this by experience! If I find you rude I will report you.

FANNIE

Joe E asked:


I recently applied for financial aid and was denied. What other types of help are out there? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

WILL

Emporio asked:


Say it costs $900 per semester to attend a community college, that’s full-time tuition plus books, for a total of $1800 per year. But according to the FAFSA you have an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of $1952 per year.

So when the costs are less than the EFC, how do you ever get financial aid? Does this mean you don’t even qualify for loans or Pell Grants or ANYTHING?

This is especially troubling, given that private student loans seem impossible to get at the moment.

WILLIE

Alexis B asked:


I owe almost $3500 in financial aid? I am thinking of applying to another college, but I am worried that I won’t get any financial aid since I already owe. Eventually, I will pay back my financial aid, but I was wondering is there a limit to the amount of financial aid you can receive?

ANTON

SWEETIE PIE asked:


I’m not sure when i should apply for financial aid this year, and what classes i need to tell them i’m taking. This semester i’m only taking 2 classes which is 6 credits and the semester ends March 4th. My mom does her taxes in April. Next semester i’m planning on going full time. So do i report the classes i’m taking next semester? I’m not really sure how it works.

KATHERYN

j. asked:


I go to college full time, but want to drop a few classes because my schedule is too hectic. If I did, I would then be considered a part time student….but I’m on financial aid and I know it would affect that. So what exactly would happen?
I’m already on financial aid, but I got it as a full time student. So they paid for all my classes and what not. I just wanted to know what would they do if I did drop some classes, would they make me pay them back immediatly? For the classes I dropped? Does it affect my grace period? My counselors in my college are pretty clueless, student’s always complain about that. Trying to talk to someone from my lender is even harder. Thanks though.
Actually I’m senior, and the only way I could drop classes but still remain a full time student, was if I was taking over 12 hours…which people rarely do because that’s tough.

JOSEPHINE

cassidy s asked:


Okay i recieved financial aid to pay for my college classes…. if i was to drop one of them do i have to repay the financial aid?

JANET

Vanessa B asked:


I have been discriminated by the financial aid of my college. I plan to report them to the department of education or sue them by my lawyer or/and report them to one of the TV news. My question is if I want to report them to the department of education, how will I do that? What procedure do I need to follow? Can I sue them after I report them to the department of education? This is serious and I will not appreciate stupid/nonsense answer.

EFRAIN

niecy asked:


I believe I saw in a book (probably a US News College Rankings) that had a list of schools that cover the most percentage of college costs because of need-based aid. Is there a list where I can see the colleges that give most financial aid and the percentages?
I think the list is called “Schools that award the most need-based aid”
I am in Connecticut and am going into my senior year of high school in September.

SHELLIE

J asked:


What will happen to my financial aid if I drop all my classes. I have student loans and grants and I want to know what will happen this semester if I dropped all my classes. Please do not answer if you do not know what will happen and just want points for answering.

TAYLOR