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How can I work the EFC? I made just a little bit over $14,000 this year. I have about $3,000 in my checking account because I've done everything I could to try and save money to be able to pay for half a semester of college without loans. Last year I only made 6K so I got everything but now it seems like I'm going to get drat near nothing. The EFC I keep coming up with is around $3,000. How the gently caress am I expected to pay $3,000 a year when I only make $14,000? I was going to have to pay $4,000 from loans anyways because I made too much to get anything from Ohio anymore but now I'm going to have to pay for all but $1,000 covered by the PELL? I'm 24, filed for independent last year and will this year. Am I screwed? Should I just work a lot less and only make like $7,000 a year so I can actually get aid? This is bullshit. I can barely make it now. I live at home with my mom still. She's only making enough to claim a little less than $10,000 this year. Should I say she's a dependent to get the auto zero? RusteJuxx fucked around with this message at 22:49 on Jan 6, 2007 |
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Jugg posted:I will be turning 24 this year and just got done with my FAFSA as an independent. I am a 4th year senior and was wondering what kind of money is going to be offered my way. Last year as a dependent I got the $5,500 max on a subsidized loan. For last year, when I only had ~$7,000 (O EFC), I received the full Pell grant, full State grant and full subsidized loans. These are both as Independent. You should be pretty good and if you have a, to the government, high tech degree program the SMART grant helps a lot.
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