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How does one qualify for grants. Would someone with an EFC of 5000 qualify for a grant if the COA is 23000
I know the grants are 5500, but the dept of Ed graph shows that EFC's above 4617 are in eligible. However, the instruction that comes with the graph increases that EFC to 5273. However you should have received 555, and should receive that again next year.
Sorry if I'm thread jacking but can you post a link to the graphs your talking about? Thanks!!
Sorry if I'm thread jacking but can you post a link to the graphs your talking about? Thanks!!
Dang newguy (or newgirl) already challenging facts
Usually I would just tell someone to do their own research on something like this (to boost your google-Fu and research skills) but I am including it for this topic as I am passionate about minimizing the cost of edu, and taking edu very seriously).
http://www.ifap.ed.gov/sfahandbooks/attachments/0304Vol3MasterFile.pdf
It's wordy, but the is the end all for Pell.
What was your efc and what did they do for you
I can't remember my exact efc but it was pretty high so they found grants for me in other places. Check with your financial aid office and they will be able to assist you. Just make sure you fill out your fasfa!! Don't get discouraged they will find you some money from somewhere!!
JonB04
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i guess its going to be all loans