I can't get financial aid forms to open up on a school website when clicked on, any suggestions?
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What format are the forms? try updating the program that your trying to open the files with. Next time post the link to the form so we can check it (some times ftp servers are out of order temporarily). Are you the only user of the computer? If you have a computer administrator they could have set the priveledges on the computer to prevent downloading or opening any documents from the internet.
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i went through this also.  and I found out that if you will make sure that your pop-up blocker is off .  try this and see if that helps
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You need to use bookmarks. The following link explains it\nhttp://webdesign.about.com/od/beginningtutorials/a/aabg020899a.htm
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You can get your school to declare you as an independent, but it requires more forms. It's kind of hard. I'm sort of in the same situation as you. I'm in touch with my parents, but get no monetary support from them. I couldn't get declared as an independent because I do have contact with them. It's worth a shot though. Just go talk to your financial aid office at the school, and they can explain it in detail. They're pretty helpful if you just take the first step and ask for some help.
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I think you might be looking for the Gator eWallet.  It automatically fills out web-based forms for you so that you don't have to.
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There are waivers or grants that can help with or completely pay some admission fees. Check out options with the financial aid office at each school and it's time to submit the FAFSA! If you are a non-traditional student or low income you should have help available. Good Luck to you and Congratulations in taking the first step to higher learning!
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All you should have to do is file the FAFSA and include your school's "school code" on it; once you do that, they can get the results themselves.  Did they ASK you for a printout?  \n\nI tend to be wary of Financial Aid Offices that require their students to bring them paper copies of their FAFSA results. Your school should have a computer system that allows them to download your FAFSA results directly (see the link below for the rules on "Administrative Capability").  Moreover, a good school will want to see more than just your EFC -- there is a lot more to your FAFSA results than that. \n\nIt seems that you've done everything right; just make sure your school is doing the same.
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You have to do FAFSA and update every year. Go back to the website and do it on line
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Contact the school you are considering, they may have aid or other donors
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If you mean the FAFSA code, you can look those up for all schools at www.fafsa.ed.gov.\n\nThose are the codes for applying for financial aid.  Good luck
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I got student loans through my school. First I applied for financial aid through FAFSA and then I gave them my school info. Then on my schools' website there is a place that talks about financial aid and I clicked the link and it told me places/banks/financial institutions that loan money. All I did was fill out the Master Promissary Note and Whola!!! I have money for school. All I had to do was send some verification to my financial aid (W-2's for my husband and I and a copy of our tax return) and I was ready to go.\n\nYou can also look for scholarships at www.fastwebs.com
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I logged in successfully. Keep on trying, you may succeed later. But if you still fail, I suggest you to go to a public library which has computers the first thing in the morning. Or if you have a good friend who will let you use his/her computer, you may go to his/her place. My suggestion is based on the fact that the Dell Scholars Program Application deadline is Sunday, January 15, 2006 which is tomorrow. Since there is no problems for me to log in, I don't think it is the site which has troubles, but your computer. Hope you will find your way. Good luck.
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Maybe try it with Microsoft Internet Explorer. I've had problems with Firefox too...
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Go to:\nwww.grantgate.com\nGrant Gate is a free program that gives easy to use info about grants and other funding sources for a variety of uses.  It also has wizards to help you apply for this funding.  fafsa.ed.gov is a good site but is limited to student loans and grants.  Good luck!
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Contact the financial aid office.
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What about it? This school's Financial Aid page is very detailed.  It appears that their notification and loan processing is almost entirely automated.\n\n1. Your award letter will be sent via mail.  After that, you will be able to view it online at www.fvtc.edu\n\n2. If your package contains loans, you will need to (a) sign your Master Promissory Note online and (b) complete Entrance Counsling online.  It appears that their office has chosen to process their loans through Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation, a guarantor.  This is their choice and, to make processing go smoothly (so your money comes on time), you might want to follow their process.\n\n3. Money will be sent from their loan servicer to the school, at which point the school will disburse the funds to your student account according to a set schedule, outlined here: http://www.fvtc.edu/tp2.asp?ID=Financial+Aid&pix=019\n\nIf you have specific questions, contact the school's Financial Aid Office.
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Works for me. Be sure that you have an up to date  Adobe Reader.\n\nThere are two forms to choose from. Links below.