I have been put on academic probation for getting 2Ws last semester. Then afterward, it also hurts my financial aid eligibility. I dropped my classes late instead of getting Fs so I got W for them. I know too many Ws would really bad looking my transcript and I dont want it either. Last week I was turning in my financial aid paperworks, they asked me to fill out an extra form, write a note about why i got W last semester and sign by my counselor... other than that all my paperworks are fine. I'm still waiting on my financial aid award letter.. I called financial aid office also they said i have to wait a least 1 month to get it done. This is my first time getting financial aid and now im so worry about not getting paid. I'm 19 years old full time student and my fall semester class are all set. Any of you guys have been in this situation? If so please explain me whats gonna happen my fafsa.. im so damn worrying.
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It sounds like your financial aid eligibility was suspended and the school had you fill out some appeal paperwork to try to get it. Dropping classes and getting F's are not acceptable when you are/want to get financial aid. It's not tolerated. Unless your appeal letter has some STRONG unusual situation as to WHY you dropped your classes (ie death in family, you were hospitalized) then you need to plan on paying for your schooling yourself WITHOUT the help of financial aid. Appeals are only granted under extreme situations and "dropping classes instead of getting F's" isn't going to be approved.
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Sure. If they've done the work, put in the effort, are academically qualified and are residents of the state then they should get the education they've earned. Their parents pay the sales and property taxes that pay for the ed systems. These kids you're asking about were brought here as infants and children and, for all intents and purposes, are "from here". Why not label someone brought to California from Minnesota when they were an infant a non-resident, too? As a member of a long-time CA family, I wouldn't mind seeing all the out-of-staters treated like the foreign colonists they are. We had a nice state until it filled up with Mid-Westerners and Southerners. What's not fair is letting an all-American slacker who spends more time demanding what's due him that he hasn't earned than reading get the financial aid that should be given according to academic merit.