How much financial aid do you you think I will get?? I am an independent student. (please read on)?
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First things first, you will have to file a FAFSA. This form has become as simple as it gets and afterward will determine your expected dependence. Because of your marital status you will get more aid than if you were still a dependent, however you will still have to use your parents income because it is for the previous taxable year. Although their income would pretty much eliminate any free aid you might get, the military issue is a clutch addition. Basically the fafsa follows an equation that determines how much you(or your parents) should expect to pay for your education. This usually comes out to about 1/3 of the actual costs, but can increase based upon circumstances. Whatever federal aid does not cover can be made up for in various grants and subsidized loans. Both of which you are automatically signed up for when filling out the fafsa. It seems dounting, however it is extremely easy. I was able to pay for my entire 5 years of school with only taking out 4,400 in loans through financial aid (22,000 a year). So just start filling it out, and then sign up for Fastweb.com(org) I don't remember and they compile a list of available scolarships and grants that are so easy to get they might as well just say free money. Good luck.
How much financial aid do you you think I will get?? I am an independent student. (please read on)?I had a similar experience when I started college, so I hope the following points will help:
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