? ! L O O K O V E R H E R E ! ? asked:


I am in high school and I live with my mom. She’s a single mom and makes about $30,000 per year. If I want to go to Cal State Northridge or San Diego State, how much will financial aid cover?

Sterling W asked:


I am a young married mother of three and would love to go back to school. I can not afford most colleges, though. My family is very hard-working yet still on a very tight budget. I was hoping that someone could help me with the different types of financial aid offers. I live a little over an hour away from the nearest college and with gas prices I was hoping there was a way to get help with that and child care. I know if I was a single mom I could get a lot more help. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Heather N asked:


We have already filled out our FAFSA forms for the year and he has gotten his statement back. If we get married before his school starts, will it help or hurt his financial aid? He is going into grad school and is only eligible for loans right now. Since I am a single mom, I get a good deal of aid. If we get married, will he get more aid and I’ll get less?