Writing an exceptional aid appeal letter can make or break your application. Why would you…
Category: Getting My Aid Back
Even if you lose your financial aid eligibility, you can work to reclaim it. If you’ve defaulted on a student loan but now require more aid, you must get out of default first. If your grades have slipped, you can try to appeal the decision with your school. For drug-related offenses, you will need to wait a full academic year or complete an approved drug rehabilitation program to regain eligibility early.
To keep receiving your financial aid while you’re in college, you need to make sure you meet your Satisfactory Academic…
Once you’ve received aid with the FAFSA® once, you may assume that it will be easy to continue getting the…
If you’ve lost your financial aid, it doesn’t mean you need to quit college. Solutions…
Losing your financial aid doesn’t mean the end of your college days. If you’re at…
If you’re a student receiving financial aid and you have failed to make satisfactory academic…
Losing your federal financial aid eligibility can be devastating. It can even make obtaining a college degree practically impossible until…
Thousands of students across the country depend on financial aid to pay for their college education. Unfortunately, while financial aid…