07-28-2015, 07:59 AM
I was awarded financial aid for this upcoming term. I dont know how it works honestly but it seems to be quite a bit.
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-e...tml#post188788
lends me to think the enrollment method would be the way to go for me now and knock it out in one semester (if possible) via cleps/dsst (I live out of state)
based on this new information do you agree? I still don't have my official evaluation as of yet as there was some delay on their part in receiving my transcript from my previous institution (they have received my finra credit)
so I'm leaning towards at the moment waiting to see what my evaluation looks like before I continue? I've never received financial aid before so I'm somewhat lost on this part now as well.
I was told to receive financial aid you need to be enrolled at least part time but the financial aid letter shows that I need to choose between enrollment,per credit or comprehebsive but you must be enrolled in 6 credit classes so that does not seem to make much sense?
Thank you for all your help
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-e...tml#post188788
lends me to think the enrollment method would be the way to go for me now and knock it out in one semester (if possible) via cleps/dsst (I live out of state)
based on this new information do you agree? I still don't have my official evaluation as of yet as there was some delay on their part in receiving my transcript from my previous institution (they have received my finra credit)
so I'm leaning towards at the moment waiting to see what my evaluation looks like before I continue? I've never received financial aid before so I'm somewhat lost on this part now as well.
I was told to receive financial aid you need to be enrolled at least part time but the financial aid letter shows that I need to choose between enrollment,per credit or comprehebsive but you must be enrolled in 6 credit classes so that does not seem to make much sense?
Thank you for all your help


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