Can I reapply for financial aid in the same year?
824264
If you were solely disqualified for FA because of GPA, it's going to depend on wheither you meet their minimum number of credit hours to be eligible and GPA.\n\nAnyone can reapply for FA at anytime if their family or household situation changes drastically. Say a parent losses their job or parent dies...   You can be eligible  and still not receive additional help if all FA has been issued to other students.  But that doesn't happen too often.  But the saying "The Early Bird, Catches The Worm".  It's true with FA, apply ASAP and get your FAFSA done!
474249
For certain types of aid, it's never too late.  Call your school or check on their website to see what their deadline is.  If they say it has passed, find out if you can still file to be eligible for *something*. It can't hurt to try.\n\nFor the fastest processing time, file online at www.fafsa.ed.gov -- and make sure you apply for a pin (http://www.pin.ed.gov) to sign it or the results will be delayed.
266435
Do you live in the United States? Are you applying for the FAFSA? If so, they do ask you if this is your first or second BA but I think as long as you are financially in need you will still receive a grant. I am pretty sure that it will be a bit lessened but nothing extreme. If you are applying to outside scholarships that are not dependant on your financial need, then your previous BA shouldn't have any impact on their decision to grant or not grant you the scholarship.
77251
The previous answerer is right about applying for colleges during your senior year.  However, I think that waiting until your senior year to take the SAT or the ACT is a mistake.  Take them no later than the spring of your junior year; then if you want to take them again you'll have the opportunity to do so as a senior before you send in your college applications.\n\nCheck the admissions websites of the schools you want to apply to to find out information about applying to the school and deadlines.  You can just type the name of the school into Google to find its website.
252447
If your talking about an application fee generally those are not refundable. If it is tuition then I would just make a huge fuss about it until they gave in and just gave you your money back to shut you up. However if you didn't let them know you weren't attending and didn't try to get your money back until in the middle of the semester than it is your fault and they don't have to give it back.
760541
You should be able to apply in March.  For details on how it was done this year which should be similar see below.
819713
Through financial aid
1053134
It's not worth worrying about.  Unfortunately, this 6.8% Stafford interest rate will apply to you and all students beginning school after July 1st. Applying sooner won't matter because the rate applies to all Stafford Loans "first disbursed after July 1st" and your school cannot legally disburse your loan until a few days before classes start. So unless your classes are beginning before July 1, there is no way to obtain the lower rate that students got last year.
456484
I never heard of paying for one semester on your own to qualify again. I do know that if you have too many "W" or withdrawals/late drops that it will effect your financial aid, but you must accumulate a certain amount. Also if you are a full time student and you do not complete the minimum 12 units you need to notify financial aid with an explanation. Also depending on how low below the required units you complete, you may have to repay them back all or a portion of the Aid awarded to you.
860062
You should be applying for both at the same time!  Also apply for student loans and work study if you are struggling (only take what you need though if you aren't).
828350
Well if you wait a year you lose a lot of your scholarship opportunities that you will have right now, as a senior coming out of high school. Unless you have college already payed for that is the biggest reason. Otherwise it reallly doesnt matter if you decide to wait a year, except  you might need to take a refresher course.
789756
FA requires you to be in good standing at the previous college.  Usually for 1 semester. You can apply and they may tell you that you have to appeal..which is fill out a form which will ask you why this would be different than the last time (if you plan on trying, passing, etc).
166151
Yes. If you were born in or before 1982, your parents income can not be counted. The financial aid office can not use your parents income in determining your eligibility. \n\n(Also if you had a child or are married, they can not use your parents income.)
17776
Yes, you can file both at the same time, but only if there is a visa number available immediately. It is unclear how long it will take, but it is almost certainly shorter than the time it would take to process each separately. Right now it would appear that the wait for the I-485 at the Texas center is 6 months.
624393
If you are under the legal age of gaurdianship, then they are still your legal gaurdians and most be listed as such on your application forms.  Depending on your income and theirs, that is how financial aid is decided.  If you are over 16, 18 or 21 (i think it depends on the state) then you would just have to list your income and your financial aid just depends on yours alone.  You could also apply for loans that do not start gaining interest until you are out of school if you need an option... Good luck!
768976
No.  It should be backdated from the date you first applied.
546878
Many application deadlines are in January of the year you want to start, so unless you plan to skip a year between high school and college, you need to start thinking about it now, and start putting your application materials together by September or October of this year.\n\nOf course, there are many schools that will accept applications until August of next year, but those are not the best schools, and it is becoming more and more difficult to get accepted to colleges in the U.S., so it's best to start early.\n\nTake your SAT exam as soon as possible.