Becoming An Independent Student u0026 How It Helps u0026 Hurts Your Financial Aid

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Title	:	Becoming An Independent Student u0026 How It Helps u0026 Hurts Your Financial Aid
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My son has done his own taxes for about 3 years from his jobs, he is 21 Does that make him an independent student?
Comment from : ptyborn

I am 23 I don't want to wait til Im 24 to finally go to school, not mention having illegal parent they don't want to provide
Comment from : S m

Hello, I got married and live with my spouse, how would that affect me?
Comment from : Paola Vega

Hey I have a question
Comment from : Savage2223

What if I’m applying as independent without an income? I’m struggling on that bit when it’s comes to the FASFA FORM
Comment from : Uzoamaka Uzor

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Comment from : davidtranq

Does my children under age 24 have to add me or siblings on fafsa
Comment from : da lupes

My parents are too poor to pay for any of my college but too "rich" to let me get any financial aidbrbrEdit: Being middle class in this country is hell
Comment from : Tyson E

If I am an independent student and was working in High school but not gonna work as a freshman in college would I qualify for full ride for school or because I don’t have an income any longer would I still be required to pay
Comment from : Angela Robinson

Hi, My son is 20 years old and receives SSD benefits He pays a set amount a home on a monthly basis for rent and bills Does he count as independent or do I have to put our information in the FAFSA application?
Comment from : compean5

If my parents forfeit their parental rights over me and I become emancipated, the financial aid forms will not ask me about my parents’ income How do colleges “not accept” emancipation if my parents’ financial information won’t even be on the form? In other words, how will they know how much my parents make to give me a less-generous financial aid package?
Comment from : Lee Mack

Thank you for the video! Roxbury High School Class of 2024
Comment from : Ryan Neumeyer

You said colleges will not accept emancipation unless there is neglect How do they know this since it seems they ask for a court order vs describing why you were emancipated? It is like saying you are married but how strong is that marriage I can see them asking for various documents like bank and credit card statements, tax return, pay stub, etc but specifically neglect? brbrAlso, good info on the impact of parental income when deciding dependent vs independent but how many families make $30,000 to $35,000 per year? This may not apply to many viewers unless your audience is atypical
Comment from : Brad Priebe

Hey I’m 22 years , my parents passed away How do I fill out my FAFSA?
Comment from : safari kipata

Hi I am 20 years old and live completely on my own My parents don’t help me at all financially except for one bill because it’s cheaper to have a family plan Anyways, would it help me financially as a working college student to claim myself as an independent? Also, can I claim as an independent even though I’m 20 years old I have two jobs and go to college
Comment from : Kate Tucker