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I am wanting to apply gor a government grant for education purposes. since it is so hard to get a job i might as well go to school. Well i already have some school loans out and i cant do the school loan thing, so i thought go this route for something small in business area that doesnt take long to complete, but i do not remember requirements. My hubby and i didnt actually "get married" does it still count as marriage if we say that in public? We do have a house together. And i am 23!...?
Gov't grants? What are the requirements? i know you have to have a kid, be married or be a certain age. HELP?!The only way to get financial aid is to show less income and more dependents. Since you are not married, don't show your boyfriend's income. If you become a full time student, you will get more money. Being a full time student is considered a full time job. when I went to college, I applied for it and got $5000 a year which was more than enough to pay for all of my classes and books.
Sometimes you get rejected the first time, don't loose hope. Apply again. Also get money out of your bank account and show only $200 in your savings account.
Gov't grants? What are the requirements? i know you have to have a kid, be married or be a certain age. HELP?!It doesn't count unless you are legally married, but being married will NOT help you get grants. It will actually hinder you. In my experience I was not able to receive any grants untill I was legally independent from my parents. It doesn't matter if you live with them or not (I moved out when I was 18). You are still considered their dependent if they are claiming you on their taxes. If they are not claiming you, you will have a better chance of getting grants. If they are claiming you, they can only do so untill you are 24 so then the grants will start rolling in. The first thing you need to do is complete a FASFA. They have a website and you can do it online now, www.FASFA.gov or .org. If you are not married don't claim to be, you will get more grants if you are single or have children. After the FASFA, go to your school of choice and find out what financial aid forms they require you to fill out and then you just wait and see what happens.
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