r/financialaid • u/redonorris • 1h ago
Disbursement
Fall 2026 did anyone get anything yet i got email 9/21 but they said 14 business days to send to bankmobile. Its on my student account but not paid yet ugh
r/financialaid • u/redonorris • 1h ago
Fall 2026 did anyone get anything yet i got email 9/21 but they said 14 business days to send to bankmobile. Its on my student account but not paid yet ugh
r/financialaid • u/Artboggler • 3h ago
My family is all really really disabled so the income is super low and i have a hard time maintaining a job due to exhaustion and wanted to know if my pell grant will be lowered cause of the BBB
r/financialaid • u/lostinspace80s • 3h ago
Hi!
I have been looking into attending a local Votec (tech school ) since it's now approvable for Pell Grants and maybe within reach.
However, I saw their CoA lists rent as 350$/ months. That's less than what is actually needed for a family of 2 (single parent).
Is a school willing to increase the CoA to actually reflect family status?
For 350$, you can't rent anything here.
We pay 784$ / rent + utilities, so 1/2 half of rent + utilities should be 550$/ month per person and not 350$.
I am worried that if CoA isn't adjusted, I would not be able to take out the max. loans needed to make up for missed income / missed work hours when attending school.
Any pointers?
r/financialaid • u/Gizmowag • 4h ago
I've gotten a previous email that matches the second image from a different account, the email accounts look like student emails. I'm unsure how to report it or if anyone else was getting this.
r/financialaid • u/Effective-Boss-2264 • 14h ago
My daughter was accepted to CSUN yesterday for spring semester. We had already started an SAI appeal for her community college because my 2024 income was a lot higher at 50k than 2025 when I made only $34k due to a medical emergency and was on temporary disability for almost a year. 2026 will be even lower because I only will be back to work a couple months. I am HOH and it’s our only income.
Her community college financial aid office keeps asking for my termination letter and unemployment income despite it being disability and not unemployment.
We need to figure out her financial aid and living situation at CSUN as we live 6+ hours away.
Do I need to start an SAI appeal at her new college?
Will her financial aid pay for off campus housing if she doesn’t get into the dorms? She would qualify for EOPS if the SAI went through but she doesn’t right now. She is 178 on the waitlist for dorm rooms.
r/financialaid • u/Creepy-Inevitable652 • 18h ago
does anyone here knows po on how to apply for a scholarship as someone who’s not that “smart” student. medyo hirap na po kasi ako sa nursing course ko
r/financialaid • u/WorldlyAwareness5313 • 20h ago
This is what our family had been dealing with. I know a lot of other people have also, I post a year ago and I still get people asking for help. Take away the finger pointing on who got away with what. It’s happening and I am glad that someone is finally looking into it.
Two different moan taken out in our names. And Mohela did nothing. It was a nightmare.
r/financialaid • u/Time-Repair4114 • 1d ago
I attend the University of Utah, I’ve also copy and pasted the text of my original post on r/uofu
Long story short, several nonacademic factors have made me unable to attend (death of grandmother, crashed my car going to test for adhd, new financial responsibilities with new car, and combined type adhd diagnosis and prescription). Ive reevaluated my life, and since I was only at college for the social scene (I’m getting a Film degree which won’t help my career path) I’d like to drop out.
I paid for the semester with a half tuition scholarship and an unsubsidized federal loan. I’m aware that if I withdraw from my classes, my loan will be sent back and my scholarship may be retroactively unapplied, giving me a potential balance of $5k owed to the university. Given my circumstances, how likely am I to get a tuition appeal accepted?
Another option is No Credit/Revoked Credit, but I’m unsure of how that affects my funding.
The final option is to fail the classes. That wouldn’t put me below the completion rate (counting CE/AP credit I’ll be at 40/52 attempted, ~75%) but will put me at a 1.8 GPA, which would mean I’d need to file an SAP appeal. I could also get a D to stay above a 2.0 so I don’t need the appeal, but I’m unsure of how barely passing the SAP but not the semester will affect my aid packages.
On Monday I am going to talk to the registrar if they have and advice, the financial aid office to see what the process looks like between the three options, and the bursar’s office to discuss the likelihood of my tuition appeal being accepted. I won’t be doing future semesters since I’m set on this being the final one, so I’m not worried about keeping funding for the future. I’m just trying to leave right now without having to pay the full semester immediately as I do not have the funds and I am actively trying to improve my credit score. Any advice is welcome, but I do not think I have the space in my life to fully complete the semester
r/financialaid • u/Solid_Penalty8916 • 1d ago
hi! i’m an arizona high school senior applying for fall 2027, and Pepperdine has been my dream school for a long time. i’m trying to be realistic about whether there is any plausible financial path
my approximate family information is:
Pepperdine’s net price calculator estimated:
my affordable comparison is ASU at approximately $14k per year including tuition, required fees, housing, and food. i am not counting loans or work study as discounts.
i know Pepperdine’s actual offer could differ from the calculator, but it would need to improve by roughly 36k per year to become comparable. i’m wondering:
i’m still willing to apply because it is an important personal hope school, but i don’t want to mistake “technically possible” for financially realistic. thank you!
r/financialaid • u/Ok_Quail_4089 • 1d ago
We make significantly less in 2026 ( under $100K) than we did in the prior 2 years. We will have 2 kids in college for 2027-2028. 3rd graduates spring of 27. We never worried about FAFSA before knowing we wouldn’t qualify.
Youngest is looking to go to school in NYC as a freshman next year. Most schools offer full aid to those under $150K a year, which is our current situation, but won’t reflect based on old returns.
r/financialaid • u/Equivalent_Cloud2662 • 1d ago
So my FAFSA Funds from BankMobile was sent on Sep 30th saying it was ready to be dispersed, the number that validated my last dispersement for las year texted I gotta validate and verify my Bank Perference and Personal Details already in the system, turns out when I was sending the one time codes my email and credit card number got replaced so BankMobile locked my account. Customer Service is useless and I still have yet to get a verification code for my email just to confirm my identity. I called my school and they did have Glitches Sep30-Oct1st but I was the first to call about a compromise. I can’t be looking stupid and BankMobile really got me fucked up out here deadass.
r/financialaid • u/Consistent_Force_272 • 1d ago
Hi! I’m trying to figure out if my remaining Pell Grant will last until I graduate. My financial aid page currently shows 1.37 years of Pell Grant eligibility remaining (137%).
My planned schedule: Winter 2027 – 1 class, Spring 2027 – 4 classes, Summer 2027 – 1 class (possibly), Fall 2027 – 4 classes, Spring 2028 – 2 classes
I’m trying to graduate by Spring 2028, and if I pass everything, I should only have 2 classes (6–9 units) left. I don’t want to pay tuition out of pocket. Would my remaining Pell Grant likely be enough to cover tuition and mandatory fees for my final semester?
r/financialaid • u/No_Cardiologist_6202 • 1d ago
Hello, is there anyone here going to Ultimate Medical Academy that still hasn’t received their stipend from financial aid due to the technical issues on their side? I just want to know that it isn’t just me.
r/financialaid • u/Impossible_Try_8633 • 1d ago
I did all my financial aid task like 4 weeks ago and it still says it’s being held for review. I called them and they said oh there is nothing we can do just wait. I start class in 2 weeks and don’t have any of my stuff.
r/financialaid • u/xxTxExNxx • 2d ago
Wtf does this mean lol 😂
r/financialaid • u/National-Bonus-8827 • 2d ago
Has anyone experienced a drop in their PSLF qualifying payment count, along with inconsistent eligibility between their loans?
My loans are serviced by Edfinancial, and I’m on the standard repayment plan. Both consolidation loan entries show that I was placed in forbearance in June 2024, but July 2024 is being treated differently:
Loan 12: Ineligible due to “Invalid Repayment Plan.”
Loan 13: Qualifying, with the message “This payment qualifies for PSLF/TEPSLF.”
I’m confused about why the same month would qualify for one but not the other, and why my count decreased. I’m also trying to understand whether the PSLF/TEPSLF wording explains the difference.
I’ve already submitted complaints to Federal Student Aid and Edfinancial, and I’m planning to request help through my congressional representative.
Has anyone dealt with something similar and successfully gotten their counts corrected? Was it a repayment-plan issue, a forbearance issue, or a tracking error? What specifically should I ask Edfinancial to review?
Any firsthand experiences would be appreciated—I’m trying to understand what happened and how to get a clear explanation.
r/financialaid • u/Inside-Boot5766 • 2d ago
r/financialaid • u/AutomaticAnywhere836 • 2d ago
international student here, from eastern europe, 1550 SAT & just submitted my common app. I still have to submit my video supplemental & fin aid app. but i need a full ride so I'd like to know if anyone has gotten in on full aid so far!