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Advice: Fill the form out online if you can. Go to fafsa.ed.gov. Less errors, faster turn around, easier to fill out next year. And the year after. Each year that you are in school, you will have to fill out this form.
What about private schools? They are so expensive. Should I even bother applying?
Yes. Absolutely. Private schools have endowments, state grants, and scholarships. Some (Harvard, Yale, UVA, UNC, for example) have policies that low-income students don’t pay any tuition at all.
Do I have to report any scholarship money that I receive to the college?
Yes.
Is there a lot of money out there for students?
Yes. Is it easy to get? No. Does some of it go unused? Yes. FastWeb.com is one of the best resources for scholarships. Also finaid.org. Again,
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