sh. asked:


so im at a community college and i am going through a lot. im trying to drop my 2 classes online because i am dealing with a crazy person and i am trying to get away. what do i do about my financial aid award that has already been sent out to my community college? will i have to pay it back?

stballazfinest87 asked:


i planning on living on campus next yr at my college.. will financial aid award me with an little extra money 2 live on my own?

I_color_outside_the_lines asked:


After they took out tuition and fees for EVERYTHING, and after I pay my room and board for the semester, I’m left with a budget of like 150.00 a month.
Why does financial aid not take into consideration actual LIVING expenses..like clothing, food, laundry, ect? Going to school full time and trying to work is not going to be possible since I’m a laboratory science major, and ALL my classes have labs, so I’m in class from 8 in the morning until almost 8 at night due to the crazy lab schedules. Any suggestions on what I can do?
Oh and did I mention I’ll be living on campus with no vehicle?

lkmb1989 asked:


I applied for college and was accepted and was awarded complete financial aid meaning my parents don’t have to pay for anything. All my classes are on campus except for one which I have decided to take online. Will financial aid pay for that one online class or will I have to pay for that myself?
I do qualify for Financial Aid. I have already received my Financial Aid award. I’m just wondering if all my classes have to be on campus?

?Raeny?in New York asked:


My friends account has been put on hold by a collection agency, but she has her child support money going in there. She just got her rewards from her financial aid and a small student loan. That is all she has. Can they garnish all of it?
How about the child support money? She needs it! She has no job right now.

* asked:


I was offered direct loans, both subsidized and unsubsidized. Can I borrow more than what it was indicated in my financial aid award letter? If so, will the interest rate be the same?