Purdue Global - wants payment before eval??

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Schools LOOOOOVE that damn FAFSA. It's like their version of crack.

As I understand it, each person is allocated a certain $ amount in their lifetime that, if they are sufficiently poor, they can use towards studies for a Bachelor degree? Or is it something not everyone is eligible for?

There are federal and state grants which are income based.

I'll have to investigate this! Never look askance at free money.

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Schools LOOOOOVE that damn FAFSA. It's like their version of crack.

As I understand it, each person is allocated a certain $ amount in their lifetime that, if they are sufficiently poor, they can use towards studies for a Bachelor degree? Or is it something not everyone is eligible for?

There are federal and state grants which are income based.

I'll have to investigate this! Never look askance at free money.

This is for US students only. You file your FAFSA and then whatever forms your state requires. Some states provide grants only if you attend a school in your state.

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This is for US students only. You file your FAFSA and then whatever forms your state requires. Some states provide grants only if you attend a school in your state.

Sounds good. Looks like it's a fairly substantial amount of grant money too (five, six thousand), so definitely worth pursuing.

Thanks for the info on this!

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We had to call and get some help from someone else, but we finally got an eval completed, and it's better than I even planned on (they did not require an ethics course like the degree plan said, it was just a humanities course, which he took long ago; and he has an Open Electives course which they had instead of an elective for his actual degree, and that's done).

On to Study.com for 8 courses...