I am very eligible for grants and other aid. but when i get my fafsa results back is it going to tell me how much they are going to give me for school or what? or will i have to apply for various grants and scholarships after i get that? i don't understand how this whole thing works. i just filled out the application.

I am very eligible for grants and other aid. but when i get my fafsa results back is it going to tell me how much they are going to give me for school or what? or will i have to apply for various grants and scholarships after i get that? i don't understand how this whole thing works. i just filled out the application.

I am very eligible for grants and other aid. but when i get my fafsa results back is it going to tell me how much they are going to give me for school or what? or will i have to apply for various grants and scholarships after i get that? i don't understand how this whole thing works. i just filled out the application.

I know the whole point of college is to become "well rounded", however, many people would rather focus on one area of study.

I know many people who end up quitting college because they are not good at certain subjects. Shouldn't we focus on what we're good at?

Wouldn't these types of programs be cheaper and more personal?

Should we bring back apprentice programs?

I'm applying for financial aid for college(starts in Fall of 2008), which application do I use?[2007-2008 or 2008-2009]

I just filled out my FAFSA online and it said that my estimated EFC is 8484. what does this mean?

Is it indefinite? Meaning I will receive financial aid as long as I am in college. Or is there a specific number of years that FAFSA can be used.

i made the mistake of putting my stepdad on there and now i am going through alot of issues, and my fafsa still hasnt gone through. what can i do, so i can just re-file again for my fafsa next year..basically start over. with the process

does anyone know where i can get student loans WITHOUTa cosigner....I have already filled out a FAFSA and recieved stafford n federal loans and grants...but it is still not enough to pay for school. My parents are not eligible for a PLUS loan and I have no one to cosign for me!

I'm doing a research paper for school and my topic is about the expensiveness of college, and I want to know how current students and recent graduates are paying for it.

After four years of graduating for my associates degree, I got back to school this past spring to complete my barchelor degree. I still have a balance on my FAFSA, but I'm paying for college myself this time. Its becoming a burden to make the FAFSA payments now. Is it posible to stop making payments even though I'm not a full time student? I can't be full time student 'cause I work full time.

After four years of graduating for my associates degree, I got back to school this past spring to complete my barchelor degree. I still have a balance on my FAFSA, but I'm paying for college myself this time. Its becoming a burden to make the FAFSA payments now. Is it posible to stop making payments even though I'm not a full time student? I can't be full time student 'cause I work full time.

This seems odd, but i don't personally care if i receive credit for taking a class. If I am interested in learning something, say, html design, and the local community (tax-payer supported) college offers it; what's to prevent me from attending each class without paying tuition?

I don't expect to receive a grade. In fact, i don't even plan on raising my hand. I pay taxes just like everyone else and i don't mind that no-one can read a piece of paper that says "this man is proficient in html design."

This seems odd, but i don't personally care if i receive credit for taking a class. If I am interested in learning something, say, html design, and the local community (tax-payer supported) college offers it; what's to prevent me from attending each class without paying tuition?

I don't expect to receive a grade. In fact, i don't even plan on raising my hand. I pay taxes just like everyone else and i don't mind that no-one can read a piece of paper that says "this man is proficient in html design."

What are some high paying jobs that don't require college?