05-12-2018, 01:14 PM
I didn't read the article but I live in TN. It's a pretty good setup. It can get confusing, but the basics are you must be able to qualify for federal aid. You don't take student loans, you just have to use any and all federal grants you qualify for then the state picks up the rest. There is a list of schools you can use. Some online, some on campus
There are also some 4 year schools you can use but the state won't pay for everything but that gets confusing.
I tried to get in on the deal but had problems due to my fasfa. I was married to a different person in 2015 and have to use that tax return to register. Having a hard time dealing with it so I cannot finish the application.
There are also some 4 year schools you can use but the state won't pay for everything but that gets confusing.
I tried to get in on the deal but had problems due to my fasfa. I was married to a different person in 2015 and have to use that tax return to register. Having a hard time dealing with it so I cannot finish the application.
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