financial aid?

Maynard Phoubandith: No it will be the same amount. You only have to file for it once a year so whatever you get you get for the entire year.

Brenton Cornwall: I did the same thing a few years ago and i had to pay back like 300.00$ of a 600.00$ pell grant, before i could get any further or other financial aid . hope that helps you. you can get back to me if you want, buster

Pamela Meno: your credit can't be drop below 67%. for example if you have 12 credit and drop 2 class consist of 4 credit, then 4/12 is 33.33% and your financial aid will be affected

Michal Semple: particular. in the event that they have performed the artwork, put in the attempt, are academically qualified and are citizens of the state then they might desire to get the education they have earned. Their parents pay the sales and components taxes that pay for the ed structures. those toddlers you're asking approximately have been delivered here as babies and young ones and, for all in! tents and purposes, are "from here". Why not label somebody dropped at California from Minnesota while they have been an infant a non-resident, too? As a member of an prolonged-time CA family contributors, i does not ideas seeing each and all of the out-of-staters dealt with like the foreign places colonists they're. We had a advantageous state till it filled up with Mid-Westerners and Southerners. what isn't honest is letting an all-American slacker who spends extra time annoying what's due him that he hasn't earned than analyzing get the economic help that could desire to acquire in accordance to academic benefit....Show more

Jon Bergmeier: They will be reducing or cancelling your financial aid. You must be a full time student in order to qualify. Call the financial aid office at your college, and they will be able to tell you what portions or your aid will not be paid.

Idell Syed: It depends on your school and what they consider to be full time and part tim! e. If you are taking only 9 credits you probably will get a d! rop in your financial aid, but you won't get it canceled unless you no longer meet the requirements or get put on academic probabtion if they have that at your school. The thing to do is to go and talk to your finance office and they would be able to tell you more about what will happen and how much money you'll end up receiving.

Malcom Fenoff: naw they won't you cute to ha ha jsph_griego@yahoo.com