We cannot negotiate financial aid offers or match another school’s offer. It depends. The following are examples of special circumstances which illustrate the likelihood of a reevaluation of financial ...

College financial aid experts say a family will usually be asked to submit a letter summarizing the special circumstance that affects their ability to pay. Examples of qualifying special ...

But students can get extra money to pay for college, in some cases, by filing a financial aid appeal letter ... to talk over the phone to discuss special circumstances, experts suggest.

you will then receive your WMU financial aid offer letter. If you are a new or returning student, you will receive your interactive financial aid offer letter via your WMU email. Updated offer letter ...

The Dependency Override request is for students who feel they should be considered independent from their parents for financial aid purposes ... The letters should be from people who are unrelated to ...

Contact the Financial Aid Office for a Special Circumstances Appeal Form Letter explaining the extenuating Circumstances Supporting Documentation (examples are listed on the Special Circumstances form ...

College financial aid experts say a family will usually be asked to submit a letter summarizing the special circumstance that affects their ability to pay. Examples of qualifying special circumstances ...

In some limited cases, called Special Circumstances, we may be able to evaluate those changes and adjust both the student’s FAFSA and their financial aid package. Examples of changes that may be ...

Some rare circumstances ... standards and lose financial aid eligibility can appeal this decision. The appeal form must be submitted to the Office of Financial Aid within seven calendar days of the ...

Results from the FAFSA must be on file with the Office of Financial Aid before a special circumstance can be considered. Please complete the Special Circumstance Appeal Form and submit all required ...

The financial aid office can review a student's special circumstances to determine, on a case-by-case basis, if a change in the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) or Student Aid Index (SAI) is needed.