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COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID (negotiation, college grants, scholarships, fafsa)

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Hope this video showed you that hopefully high tuition prices won't be a hindrance to you going to your dream schools! Let me know if you have any questions or video requests 💛 Comment from : The Almost Astrophysicist

Thank you so much for informing us about the financial opportunities to go to school That was my concern! I truly don’t want to talk out any loans The school has a scholarship but one of the qualifications is 12 credits, right out the gate That’s too much for me, I work full time How do you find some of these scholarships online? Many website are not legitimate Comment from : Rasheen Barbee

like your video, What do you know about Binghamton ??? Comment from : steve stephen

Not everyone is able to get into a top private school Comment from : name

The pell grant has a cap as well, you can take out a total amount, and for like 6 years Comment from : name

College should be free for tax payers Comment from : Bryan B10

Very helpful video, especially about considering private college Comment from : Lockhart88

$80000 A YEAR?? Mine is only $25000 Comment from : Mariah Wilson

Great vídeo and thank you so much brMy son will be going to college next year fall 2024 brI have an expectional situation where he is a US citizen and I am an Indian parent brWe can only afford need based colleges and cant pay much brIncome is almost nothingbrAfter listening to you I have a ray of hope Comment from : Krishnasmriti Kumar

Would this be the same for graduate school? I got accepted into a public health program and was offered $10k for a scholarship, which I have to reply in one week! But I’m still waiting to hear from two other schools! I really like GWU because they have the concentration that I’m interested in… just don’t know if should wait or accept it? I do have $60k loans for my undergrad Comment from : Karen Danielle

Wow! Thank you for sharing! So helpful! Great video Comment from : Corey

Hey Priya I have learned a lot from this video Thank you brbrI would like to know if there's financial aid for international students and if international students qualify for the Pell Grant Comment from : Frederick Kgagane

Thank you so much for all your videos It has all been very very helpful As divorced parents, my son lives with me and I claim him as a dependent When filling out the FAFSA, do I add the combined salary with my ex husband? He refuses to disclose it However, he does pay child support Do I also add that to my income? Thanks so much I can't thank you enough for the information you have given me I aprreciate you! Comment from : Jennifer Baptist

Please help me, I am a poor and sick orphan, I have a stomach ache, and my family is poor, they do not have money for my treatment, and we do not have a house Please help us, you rich people Comment from : محمد انور

You literally scared me you casually name-dropped Georgia Tech Comment from : Alex Doan

Can you trll me what all the meet needs schools are Like the ones that cover everything if your family makes under 50k and if so is Minneapolis state one? Comment from : Getsuga

Is there any resources for international students Comment from : Ujunwa Nwosu

Does it make a big difference if one community college charges 3898 annual fee, and another 5,998 does that mean if I choose the lower cost one, can the remaining aid go directly to me Comment from : da lupes

A ittle bit of knowledge is dangerous Please, if anyone out there has a question, please ask the school's financial aid office - we're here to help! Comment from : Holly Van Gilder

Im the new step parent that files taxes separately from the biological father and i will not contribute to the college students education Do i still have to put down my info? Comment from : jeanine sylla

mehn this was very useful thanks a lot Comment from : Marvelous Somtochukwu Nelson

Thank you so much for the info This is so much more helpful than the info from our own high school Comment from : CoffeeorTea

Hi, I just wanna ask and clarify if the financial aid covers the full-four year? Or no? Comment from : Zara Blanquera

None of the hbcu colleges are on the meet need list Comment from : Kaniya Smiley

I recommend The College Specialist based in Irvine California You can find his website online He really can help Comment from : Art Is Your Friend

I'm going to be a grad student next year, and I'm attending a private university I already have some student loans, but undergrad school gave me a ton of scholarships However, my new university gave me a small department scholarship and said they have no other scholarship options or grants available tho it is a private institution I'm really frustrated! Comment from : Anna Potts

Thanks for the info! It was super beneficial 🥰 Comment from : Judy Bravo

Does financial aid pay you if you owe for dropping a class? Comment from : Blanca Lopez

$70,000 you spent for college is nothing to you? Comment from : Bong Bong Travels

Thank you for so much this information! You’re a blessing!🙏🏻✨ Comment from : Mammacita Clarkson

Thanks for talking about asking the schools to match the financials of one school over another school as long as you commit to a school Comment from : Ala Luke

I generally don’t want to go to school in state, or in California at the huge and overcrowded UC’s So I’ve been looking into Private out of state universities that meet 100 of a students demonstrated financial need However there’s one big caveat, I’m going to attend a community college for my first two years so I’ll be a transfer student Some colleges like Boston University meet 100 of financial need for students, but only for freshman undergraduates Would there be a big difference in the amount of financial aid offered by a private institution since I’m a transfer, and if so how would I find that out? Comment from : Qwer Asdf

Thank you so much for the information, this was very helpful Comment from : Keith Henry

I am truly appreciative of this! Thank u sooo much!😊 Comment from : erica pedroza

we live in central California and my daughter has started some college classes since she was in high school and she’s been a full time student for 4 years and she just started nursing program 2 semesters before the pandemic started but now her financial aid is done and used up but with no bachelors degree and in still need of more money for years of schooling left but doesn’t qualify anymore I’m confused at what’s going on because she’s not talking to me about it she must of messed up somewhere does any of this make sense ? Comment from : RG

205K in grant money is an unusually high amountdo you mind sharing your EFC? Comment from : j d

how do you apply for loans? Comment from : Siyana F

you didnt talk about CSS Comment from : Nandini Gangwar

Your channel is incredibly helpful! I'm trying to apply to UChicago this year If I apply as an international student for financial aid, is there more possibility to get rejected? Comment from : Rousl Al-Tahhan

I hate that I’m still confused about this☹️ Comment from : Stickshift wya

Very informative! Thank you! Comment from : Kyeongseo Choi

Are the university grants given yearly for 4 years during undergrad years? If you are given university grantsis the amount fixed or the amount changes yearly? Comment from : Shellavee Concepcion

Thank You ! Comment from : Alex Cross

Thank you so much So helpful! Comment from : Lezlie OConnor

Excellent informationthanks for your input! Comment from : theladder06

Wow!!! Thank you! So many great information Comment from : Demet Albayrak

Is there any due date to apply for financial aid? Can it be done after accepting admission? Do we need to apply for it every year or every semester? Comment from : Ruchi Teotia

This video was so helpful and easy to understand Let's say the cost of tuition is 30,000 and you get 25,000 total in financial aid Assuming you accept all the money, can you choose where the money goes first? I'm asking because my school has a thing where if you make below a certain amount they will pay for tuition and fees after all financial aid is exhausted, but this does not cover room and board Can I put all the money into room and board and have the school cover any remaining tuition and fees, so that i don't have to pay anything? Comment from : Erica a

This was so helpful do you have an example letter to send to the financial aid office? Comment from : Brooks Kids

This is so helpful! I shared it with all my friends so we can navigate life during this time Thank you!! Comment from : Aisha Kara

Please tell me Chicago is safe or notbrI am applying for ed or should I go for Columbia university I am international student please tell me which is better for me Comment from : shivkant sahu

Very much useful video Comment from : Krishna Rao

Plz make more videos on scholarships and financial aid becoz it helps the students ☺thx Comment from : Shravani More

but fafsa is not for international students Comment from : Ayushi Raina

I am trying to finish my CSS profile this weekend to submit to my colleges even after months of research I still feel confused about some things haha I really loved this video! Comment from : Journey Awaits

Great information about financial aid !! Hope it will be a helpful one for many ! Comment from : Madhavi Lingutla

This video was super informative! Thanks famm 😩 Comment from : John Liu

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