I was terminated from financial aid -- didn't complete enough credits, what should I say in appeal?
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Just follow your counselor's lead.  The Americans with Disabilities Act is an important act.  Learn it for your own benefit!  Good luck!
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salliemae.com or talk to your financial aid department
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You should just go back to the places you put your applications in and check with them, who knows, they may still need someone. Good Luck.
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sorry there really is not a school.  Did you know your school was not accredited when you went there?  Or is it that they lost there accreditation after you graduated if that is the case you can appeal if not you are screwed
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As was previously stated, check the website www.fafsa.ed.gov, and look for contact information.  There is a toll-free number (1-800-4-FED-AID) on the site with live operators who can help you.  Also, contact the financial aid office at the school you are attending, either in person or via their website.  Something as small as a wrong address, misfiled paperwork, or library fines can keep you from receiving your financial aid if you have already been approved and are simply wanting to accept your funds.  \n\nAlso, for future reference, check through your school,  google or another search engine to see if your particular state gives additional grants (for, example, California issues Cal Grants, which is funding above and beyond the normal Pell Grant issued by FAFSA.)  Some schools may also provide a chance to apply for scholarships, which is more 'free' money.  And don't forget to check the website www.fastweb.com, the 'FastWeb Scholarship Search'.  Best of luck to you!
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you might want to speak to the schools financial aid counselors first. most accredited schools have an enormous access to  scholarships, and student loans, check the school first.
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Look into all grant programs. There should also be some type of unsubsidized loan that you can get. You did not say if you are in the U.S. or not so under the assumption that you are you should fill out the fasfa and see how much you can get, then you can always put some money aside from your paychecks to compensate for what you are lacking in financial aid.
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Go to your college financial aid office and ask them. Good luck!
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of course you can finish. Call your local board of education. They can help you.
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THere's nothing much you can do. I would expain to them that your dad filed an extension and you don't have his taxes. I know FAFSA lets you file without taxes - you file your taxes as an estimation. Maybe you can see if the school will let you estimate the taxes for financial aid - and then when the actual taxes are filed, then give them those. Have you filed for FAFSA? I know the priority deadline was March 1 - but otherwise get it in by June 1 and you can still get money. Talk to the financial counselor at the school and just explain the situation to them and see if they have any ideas for you.\n\nGood luck!
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fail at least one class? couldn't go to school without financial help?  Not sure what you are wanting so I am just throwing things out
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If it went into default because you haven't been paying then there is nothing you can do. If the school shut down after you paid (usually within the same semester or year that you borrowed the money) you will not owe that money and you should contact the place you borrowed from and FAFSA people to see what can be done. Also, if you borrowed that money and were able to continue your studies and now the school is closed you still owe the money.So basically unless your schooling was interupted due to the closing and you weren't able to continue the studies you had already put money towards then you still owe it.
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Unfortunately, these processes can be very slow. Call the company with whom you filed the form and ask what the status of your application is and if there's anything else you need to submit to document your circumstances.\n\nIf the loan in question was a Federal loan, you might consider speaking to a Financial Aid administrator at your former school. Schools often have their own contacts at loan companies (special school-only phone numbers, or a designated client services representative). Or ask your Financial Aid Office to do the talking: Lenders will be less willing to jeopardize their relationship with a Financial Aid Administrator (and risk losing the business of an entire campus) than they are to brush you off.  Sad, but true.
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The best thing is contact your schools fin. aid office. That way they can tell you what the status of your grants and loans are.
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Try your college office for local scholarships specific to the degree your seeking.  Then explore other scholarships such as these below.  Then you can also increase the amount of financial aid you recieve by requesting for that increase based on additional expenses you incur such as car repair, raise in childcare, gas to and from childcare, medical expenses, dental expenses, necessary items you would need to pay for that in some way relate to helping you complete your education.  There are also ethnic based scholarships where there is need.  The way to approach it is that looking for these scholarships is your part time job.  It pays if you keep looking.  Prioritize the larger payouts versus the smaller ones.  And Keep up the good work, it's not easy doing what your doing!
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If you would have expressed your difficulties and the nature of help of required I could have suggested some remedial assistance.However,please write to me through Yahoo Answers.
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your score dropped because you have too much available  credit\nget rid of some of it