I am planning to study in UK...Do i have to send my financial documents when applying to colleges?
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visit the nearest british council office or a british library in ur country...they'll make the job a lot easier for ya! good luck!
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The college ought to have a financial aid office.  That would be the most important place to start.  If they are aware of other agencies to which you should apply, they'll give you points of contact.
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In the US you can apply at www.fafsa.ed.gov; it is free and they even send your form to the state grant agency.\n\nIf you are on a student visa from another country, you are not eligible for grants in the US.
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If you file the FASFA, there is a selection that states "have not filed yet" or something to that nature.  I usually file for financial aid before I do my taxes and it works out, even without knowing my tax information.  So filing your taxes is not a necessary prerequisite to filing your financial aid.  Your school, however, may ask for copies of your taxes when you finally do file.
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Technically, yes, you're not entitled to financial aid if they're asking for your parents' info and you don't provide it.  BUT you should be able to work with your school's Financial Aid Office to submit documentation of your independence so that your FAFSA will become valid without parent info...  Here's the process and the reasoning behind it. \n\nA student is automatically considered independent if he/she...\n\n* is 24 or older\n* is married\n* has dependents other than a spouse\n* is a veteran of the US armed forces\n* is an orphan or ward of the court\n* is pursuing an advanced degree\n* has a prior bachelor's degree\n\nHowever, you can "appeal" to be considered independent at any age. Schools know that there are cases in which a "technically" dependent student is really independent. There ARE provisions in the Federal Student Aid regulations that allow for a SCHOOL (not you yourself) to make exceptions to a student's depdendency status. Most schools will make exceptions in cases of abuse or the death of the students' parents. Many schools will also make exceptions if you can document that you truly are completely self-suffient. You will need to submit proof that the following statements have been true of your situation for a while (usually about 2 years)... \n\n* your parents don't claim you on their tax return\n* you pay for your own housing, food, utilities, etc.\n* you pay for your own health insurance\n* you pay for your own transportation (and, if you have a car, the car insurance)\n* you don't receive any other in-kind support\n\nIf you think you can submit this information, give your school a call and ask them what their specific policy is. They should have one in place and you have every right to know what it is.\n\nNow, what makes you say that you can't get loans because you aren't 21?  I can think of plenty of Freshmen who have gotten loans on their own.  If you have a year or two of credit history, you might have an easier time getting a loan than you think.  if you've never tried to apply for a private educational loan before, check out some of these: http://www.finaid.org/loans/privatestudentloans.phtml
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Please visit www.educationuk.org for detailed information on UK unis and colleges.Thanks.
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Filling out the FASFA (Federal Application for Student financial Aid) was a great first step.  When you filled out the form there should have been a step to include the schools you wanted your information sent to.  if you did that then those are the only steps you have to take.  The school of your choice after you have been accepted(which should be soon) will send you a congratuations acceptance letter and a financial aid award letter. In this letter you will find a breakdown of grants, loans, and scholarships.  it will also list you out of pocket cost if applicable.  Side note, as long as you remaina full time student(123hours) then your financial aid wont be reduce.  i wish you all the BEST!
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Most likely yes. check with the financial aid office at your academic institution. they will have all of the forms and scholarships that can apply. also check with your department for scholarships, too.
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Degrees can be created on your computer.  So can transcripts.\n\nTemple University, my alma mater, requires a release form.  There may be a fee for the inquirer as well.  I don't have a problem doing this since I did graduate.\n\nYou may be able to verify graduation at some universities without the release form, if you have their social.  I just looked on Temple's website and I didn't find anything.
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You can submit everything online at the school's website, the only thing you'd have to go to the school for is to meet with your advisor about your upcoming school year. But if you have to call, "I plan on transferring in the Fall of '07, what type of paperwork do I need to fill out?"
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In the UK, university requirements dictate that students must have 13 years of school plus A-levels exams. This is why students from Canadian or US universities (who graduate high school after 12 years) who transfer to UK universities are received as year 1 students (Year 2 under certain circumstances). The best thing to do in this situation is to contact the admissions office at the university and ask for more information about transfer requirements. \nGood luck!
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Well if you go in and you have a Degree in anything you get a high rank right off I have no clue about the Student Loan part but if you get told something get it in writing from the MEPS office. You don't sign anything until you get what Station your going to what job you will have everything little thing in writing and keep a copy of it cause you can get crewed out of what you want and you may even get a bonus as well so look into it first. Oh by the way The recruiting office can never tell you what you will get in anything only MEPS can. So don't listen to the Recruiters all they want is for you to sign up that is it they don't care about you.
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No, you do not need to file your tax return first, although it would be more helpful.  Just fill out the FAFSA with rough estimates (use last year's tax return to estimate).  When you do file your tax return, you can go back to FAFSA and edit your info.  So don't worry. =)
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well every university now maintains a website through which you can get to now their system, also every university has separated financial aid program which you apply while applying to the college.\nFor college websites i suggest you check www.collegeboard.com,\nYou can talk to with the administration of the university and they can guide you better about their financial aid programs.\nHope to have answered the question! :)
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As non-merit financial aid becomes less available, universities are asking for more proof of income and assets.  It is to your advantage to provide the documentation because if as you state, your family assets are less than they believe, the financial aid department will put you into consideration for university based aide to make up the difference financially for you to attend their school if you are their desired choice.\n\nAs an example, I went to Xavier University and could not qualify for much non-merit based financial assistance because I owned property and had investments.  However, because they really wanted me to attend and felt I would be an asset to the university, they totaled up my merit based scholarships, the in kind assistance and loans, compared that to the tuition and fees and my asset availability and investments, found a net difference in my favor and offered me additional funds to attend their school.  I could have attended a publically funded state school just with what I had because their tuition for in state students was so much lower and I had been accepted.  They have now to verify "estimates" before they can consider you for real money.\n\nI really think they are trying to help you here with their own additional university based scholarships, honor loans and assistance.
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Nothing really.\nAs long as the school is properly acredited and you have the compeleted all the courses there should not be a isssue. Now down the line if somebody wants a transcript or something you may have a problem. But the school will probably store the records somewhere in a another location.
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Congrats on your achievement.\nWhat makes you think you will be automatically sent somewhere. This is a free country (somewhat), so you can apply to go to any college you like. I suggest you apply to a few, just incase your first choice is unavailable. If you choose not to apply to anywhere, you may still be approached by a head hunter and get offered a part or full scholarship, but DO NOT RELY ON THIS TO HAPPEN. you do not have to accept when they offer, either, so if this has already happened you can choose where you want to go all expenses paid (of the colleges that offered). \nITS UP TO YOU NOW!