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Short answer: The FAFSA is a free application to apply for grants, work-study, and student loans. It is available every year on October 1st.
Short answer: Federal Work-Study is a part-time job offered mainly on campus for students to earn money with a flexible schedule with their study.
Short answer: Yes, you need to reapply for financial aid each year by completing the FAFSA every year.
Short answer: You may be required to repay the award if you drop or withdraw from classes before completing 60% of the enrollment period, consult with your Financial Aid Office before dropping or withdrawing a class.
Short answer: Yes in some cases, but make sure to check with the Financial Aid Office.
Short answer: No, for most forms of financial aid. Check with the Financial Aid Office to verify enrollment requirements for the aid.
Short answer: Yes, if you meet the requirements.
Short answer: The maximum you can receive is equivalent to roughly 6 years of 12 full-time semesters. You can check how much you have used on the Federal Student Aid website.
Short answer: No, you can only receive financial aid at one of the school.
Short answer: In most cases, no. You will have to complete verification for the award to be disbursed.
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